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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for "Charles R. Patton" <charles.r.patton@ieee.org>:

  We were just down to Alamos, MX in late January, and they weren't bothered 
at
all by the fact that is experimental,  We flew into Cuidad Obregon for a port
of entry.  They just wanted the papers; registration, proof of Mexican
insurance,  and pilot's license, and  proof you're allowed to fly the plane --
i.e., if the plane is registered to a corporation, then you need to have the
corporation's permission to fly the plane.  Fees totaled just under $100 US.
  Charles Patton LNC2  N360JM
  
  Bill Kennedy wrote:
  

>> Do you have a source of information on flying in Baja?  Iım curious 
>> what the
>> requirements are for an experimental airplane.  Are there any 
>> differences
>> from the requirements of certified ships?