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Ted French

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Location: Kelowna BC Canada

Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 7:49 pm Post 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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Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 6:09 pm Post subject: Importing a Canadian Amateur Built aircraft into the US

Unless something changed since 2000 this is not the case.  My old -6 was brought into the U.S. with 30 hours, re-registered, inspected, and was up flying a few weeks later.  

Anh

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  On Sun 02/22/09 10:48 PM , "Edwin L (Ted) French" ted_french(at)telus.net sent:

   [quote] DIV { 	MARGIN: 0px }     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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Ted French C-FXCS 

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