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July 31st 05, 04:41 PM
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"Peter" wrote in message ... Julian knows I am in the UK, and also the return email address in my original post made this clear. I deliberately didn't say this in the original post because I didn't want to muddy the water (not sure if that's an American expression but you know what I mean  .So what? Your question asked about FAR 91.175, which is applicable only in the US. The other thing is that the internet isn't just the USA, and N-reg planes do fly outside the USA too Yes, but they're not operating under FAR 91.175 when they're outside the US. 
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