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Old February 10th 04, 06:07 AM
C J Campbell
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"Salem Farm & Garden" wrote in message
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| Interesting thread. What if you were flying your own freight? i.e. you
were
| in the import business and flew your DC-6 over to China a couple times a
| week to pick up products you intended to sell here? I would assume that
it
| would still fall under part 121.

No, it is still part 91. You are not holding yourself out for common
carriage of passengers or property for hire.


 




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