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I'm looking at a certificated aircraft for purchase.
One thing I noticed was that the "normal" engraved metal manufacturer's data plate that's usually located under the horizontal stabilizer is missing. In its place is an engraved plastic plate with the serial number, model number, etc - the kind of engraved plastic you think of for office nameplates. Is this legal? Warning flags? Is this the *only* location of official serial number documentation? Thanks; Carl |
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