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Old December 23rd 04, 03:09 AM
Mark James Boyd
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Default ASTM standards on light sport aircraft

Hmmm...the table of contents for this 83 page
publication has gyro, powered parachute, airplane, LTA...

but no gliders...

Sigh...it looks like this opportunity has passed.
It looks like Pipistrel won't be able to get an SLSA
certificate for anything, so no Pipistrel glider rentals...

And so much for the chance to import JAR-22 gliders
as SLSA, and rent them out. Looks like they'll still
be experimentals, with the program letters, etc.

Too bad. Everyone else showed up to the ASTM meeting
except the glider guys...

www.aopa.org/sportpilot
link on the right...
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Mark J. Boyd
 




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