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October 8th 06, 08:16 AM
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Why are multiple engines different?
Mxsmanic wrote:
What happens in aircraft that require a crew of two? The FAA in its infinite wisdom, has it covered; airplane that require more than one pilot tend not to be used as primary trainers though. Question: is there any aircraft out there that require more than one pilot but does not require a type certificate? --Sylvain 
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