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Other than the signoff for flight, why would the FAA get involved in the
annual inspection of a homebuilt? I was watching the national news (ABC) last night (Wednesday) and watched a segment which took place in an FAA hangar in Washington DC. There were five FAA types with clipboards going over a small red homebuilt. I am guessing this was an annual inspection because it is well known to have been flying for quite a while. There was a big poster sized certificate on a chart stand in the background. The inspectors concluded their tasks by signing off the oversized certificate and pronouncing the homebuilt to be acceptable for flight. BTW, it looked just like a sleigh to me and they said it belong to some guy named Santa Claus, no address given. |
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