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February 9th 04, 02:33 AM
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At 18:00 08 February 2004, Mark James Boyd wrote:
I've seen a lot of chutes (many legally expired) in single seat gliders as well. The FAA seems to leave these guys alone, recognising that since no chute at all is required, having an expired one in a single seater is not exactly front page news... Geez, I don't know any FAA types ignoring 61.307(a)... whenever a parachute is carried in any aircraft and made 'available for emergency use,' it must be in current pack. Judy 
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