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Having recently purchased a new-to-me sailplane, I have been told
about various forms or paperwork I must have to ensure things are legal - ranging from the program letter stating where/when I will fly to operating limitations. There seems to be varying stories on what exactly is required. Is there a simple checklist (for the USA) on the requirements to ensure everything is up-to-snuff in terms of the paperwork? Some Questions: I have the op-limitations stapled to the airworthiness cert, but it specifies the state the glider was registered in originally. Does this have to be updated? Is there a FORM available for the letter to state where/when I will fly? The local FSDO just said to write down where I am going to fly and when, and mail it in - is there no "form"? What else is required, if anything that might be overlooked? As a new owner, I just want to ensure I have everything required, and develop a good checklist that could potentially be used by other future new- owners. Thanks for any pointers, John |
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