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August 20th 04, 09:13 PM
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On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 12:17:22 -0700, "Rich S."
wrote: How is this (Sport pilot) going to work when you cross a border? I'm thinking specifically of the U.S./Canada line, but also U.S./Mexico. Currently (I'm told), when you re-enter the U.S. coming from Canada, the U.S. Customs inspector asks you to show your medical certificate. If you are flying under the upcoming Sport Aircraft provisions, will they (Customs) allow you to proceed with a driver's license as proof of certification? Rich "Please let me back in my own country" S. I don't think you can fly in Canada on a sport pilot permit just as Canadians can't fly in the states with a rec pilot permit. Hopefully someday there will be an agreement to honour the different systems 
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