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October 20th 08, 10:59 AM
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FAA Revoking Standard Airworthiness Certificate DG-505
On Oct 20, 10:45*am, Ian wrote:
On 20 Oct, 09:01, (Michel Talon) wrote: Does "effectively stealing" means no stealing at all? Schleicher has nothing to do with the Pegasus. Strange as such lies are long living. I thought the Pegase fuselage was a direct copy of the ASW-19 - easily done, since Centrair were building the ASW-19F at the time. Then to add insult to injury they gave the Pegase a better wing than the ASW-19 had ... That's my understanding - and I also thought the ASW19 & ASW20 had almost identical fuselages. But I also thought it was all sorted out 20 years ago or so, and there was nothing ongoing. 
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