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PostPosted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 1:53 pm    Post subject: Classes of aircraft WAS: Wheelers Reply with quote

On Oct 10, 2006, at 2:16 AM, Rex Shaw wrote:
Quote:
Currently we are talking an MTOW of 544 Kg.

Gosh, what a mix-up of different classes, Rex! Yes, utralight (a.k.a.
UL or ULM, in Europe) is now called microlights. At least, according to
the European Microlight Federation:
http://www.emf.nanco.no/english/Statutes_EMF_english.htm

This is crazy, my Kitfox was built Experimental, thus requiring a PPL
certificate. Once registered as an Ultralight, I needed ... to wear a
helmet. If the builder and first owner of the plane wishes now to fly
it again ... he will need to wear the helmet and spend at least 5 hours
with an utralight instructor!
While Spain has the same ultralight rule as Norway, I can't rent one
there (I already asked), nor any other European countries, I guess.
Now, can I remove my helmet when I cross the nearby Swedish border?
Man, do we need international conventions or what? Smile

Cheers,
Michel


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PostPosted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 4:11 am    Post subject: Classes of aircraft WAS: Wheelers Reply with quote

Michel,

I just called the UN. They are moving this to Top
Priority! You should have it all resolved by 2108!
There might be some delay in the security commission,
unless you are screened for hair spray and horned
helmits before every takeoff.

Kurt S.

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--- Michel Verheughe <michel(at)online.no> wrote:

Quote:
On Oct 10, 2006, at 2:16 AM, Rex Shaw wrote:
> Currently we are talking an MTOW of 544 Kg.

Gosh, what a mix-up of different classes, Rex! Yes,
utralight (a.k.a.
UL or ULM, in Europe) is now called microlights. At
least, according to
the European Microlight Federation:

http://www.emf.nanco.no/english/Statutes_EMF_english.htm

Quote:

This is crazy, my Kitfox was built Experimental,
thus requiring a PPL
certificate. Once registered as an Ultralight, I
needed ... to wear a
helmet. If the builder and first owner of the plane
wishes now to fly
it again ... he will need to wear the helmet and
spend at least 5 hours
with an utralight instructor!
While Spain has the same ultralight rule as Norway,
I can't rent one
there (I already asked), nor any other European
countries, I guess.
Now, can I remove my helmet when I cross the nearby
Swedish border?
Man, do we need international conventions or what?
Smile

Cheers,
Michel

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