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Old January 16th 05, 02:51 PM
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I expect the panels will become more standardized or the insurance
companies will step in and make something like that mandatory.


That certainly hasn't been the case with air carrier and biz jet aircraft.

For instance, the Falcon 900 (the biz jet with three engines) requires a
new, separate type rating for the new 900EX.

 




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