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August 15th 07, 05:46 PM
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Turboprops exempt...oh boy!!!
("Dylan Smith" wrote)
The solution is to move here to the Isle of Man, put your aircraft on the Manx register (M-xxxx). Converting your license is just a paperwork exercise with no exams - so your full FAA private pilot with instrument rating is valid with your M-reg aircraft all over the world, including the UK and Europe. "...put your aircraft on the Manx register (M-xxxx)." Manx register...Huh? Cool. http://gov.im/lib/news/dti/1stmay2007isleof.xml "1st May 2007 - ISLE OF MAN LAUNCHES AIRCRAFT REGISTER" Paul-Mont http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJbU0ssrvm4 Theme from Mannix (1967-1975) ...speaking of cool cats. g 
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