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Subject: FAA order 8130.2F
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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif">The subject Order deals with airworthiness certification, &amp;
starting with Part 146 it's about experimentals.... A friend from Europe is working on (what he hopes will become) a new kit airplane and he's
stumbled across Part 147.d that addresses prototypes.&nbsp; Anyone have an idea of what the certification of that airplane would be since 147.d only
says what it can't be.&nbsp; Typical governmental legalese... almost seems like you need to simply call it experimental, and keep it divorced from any
implication that it's a prototype.&nbsp; Any thoughts out there?<br><br>&nbsp; &lt;Marv&gt;<br><br></div>