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February 7th 05, 01:03 PM
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It means that the certificate holder passed the airframe and powerplant
tests and experience requirements and was issued the licenses, and the FAA also saw fit to bestow the person with Inspection Authorization, after passing much harder testing and experience requirements.  "jp_travers" wrote in message ups.com... What do the letters A&P/IA stand for exactly? I know it's the mechanic but I'm researching a documentary film and looking for the full name. Thank you, Jean-Paul Travers 
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