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February 25th 05, 09:52 PM
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ET wrote:
Actually, he cannot train in the Ex-am built, except to train existing pilots in type. However, it's very easy to registar an existing "ultralight-like" aircraft as a granfathered eLSA that can be used for training until the end of 2010. Where does it say you can't train in a experimental amateur built? 
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