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May 18th 04, 12:52 PM
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Restricted Airworthiness
I am looking to upgrade from my Cessna 150 to a 172. I have found one I
like and not too expensive. While I was pulling up some data on the plane, I found that it has multiple Airworthiness Certificates. One of these says standard, and one says restricted. Does anyone now what this means? Brad 
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