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Old November 27th 07, 09:10 PM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
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Default Professionally built?

es330td wrote:
I searched controller.com for lancair and found an entry that says
"Professionally built." Now I know that a homebuilt owner does not
have to build the entire thing themself but I thought it still had to
be an amateur undertaking. How does this pass muster with the FAA?


If it is really built for anything other than the education and
entertainment of the builder it is illegal. There is nothing in the regs
though that would stop an A&P from building for education and entertainment
and then selling it.


 




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