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Dear All,
Could you please help me answering the question below? An idea drills me to build an aerobatic plane with crazy or funny design, specially dedicated to participation in air shows, festivals, public celebrations, etc. But, most likely, maximum airworthiness level that it will get is experimental one, because type certification is too expensive for a series of one or two. As far as I know, FAA doesn't allow commercial usage of experimental planes. Does a legal way exist to earn money with experimental plane flying at public events? E.g. in USA, Europe, Canada, Brazil, etc...? I cannot find the straight way in the laws, but actually I see that many military aerobatic teams, flying planes without FAR certificates, really do it... Thank you in advance Eugene Maslov http://www.people.nnov.ru/maslov |
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