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December 2nd 04, 08:40 PM
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In rec.aviation.owning tony roberts wrote:
: Which Cirrus were you thinking of? : It's a lot of cash to pay for something that isn't certified beyond 4000 : hours and can't spin - But that's a whole new thread - just sit back and : watch  According to Rev 7 of the Cirrus TCDS (A00009CH), August 15th 2004, both Cirrus models have an airframe life limit of 12,000 hours. -- Aaron Coolidge 
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