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1. 07:10 PM - The Fifth Annual RV FlyIn Cookout (Ken Harrill)
2. 07:32 PM - Importing a Canadian Amateur Built aircraft into the US (Edwin L (Ted) French)
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| Subject: | The Fifth Annual RV FlyIn Cookout |
Once again we are planning to fire up the grill and invite all of our RV
friends to Columbia (KCUB) for lunch. The date is April 4th. For more
details see:
http://eaa242.org/News/The%20Fourth%20Palmetto%20RVFlyIn-Cookout.mht.
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Ken Harrill
803 238-2199
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| Subject: | Importing a Canadian Amateur Built aircraft into the |
US
It has been my understanding that a amateur built aircraft imported into
the US from Canada had to have a minimum of 100 hours on it before it would
be considered elegible to be brought in. I spent a good part of my afternoon
trying to find something on the various web sites that might confirm this
and came up with a blank.
Does anyone on the list know if this is a requirement and if so, where I
might find it on the web. e.g.: FAA site, etc
Thanks
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