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February 6th 04, 02:29 AM
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"Tarver Engineering" wrote in message ... Knowing what Part 21 Type Certificate you have matters because that is how the other Parts of CFR 14 are tied together. Say one doesn't know they have an experimental type certificate, then how can they know that Part 23 and 43 are not applicable? There's no such thing as an experimental type certificate. There are experimental AIRWORTHINESS certificates. The entire discussion of experimental certificates occurs in 21.191. It is a term that applies to airworthiness certificates. There is no type certificate. 
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