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January 30th 06, 10:22 PM
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Field Approval Based Upon A STC!
Check the type certificate data sheet or the manual for flight with the
door removed. It was my impression that most cessnas were approved to fly with the door removed. 
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January 30th 06, 10:52 PM
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Field Approval Based Upon A STC!
AC105-2c has a list of aircraft which can fly with one door removed and
the C150 is included in the list.
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