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Hornet Autogyro
The www.verticalaviation.com link goes to a holding page.
Stuart & Kathryn Fields wrote: Senor Montblack( and I use the commonly used address that is nearing mandatory requirement in California), If I read your "Link(s)? correctly, there are a few: www.acehelicopter.com, www.experimentalhelo.com, www.rotorway.com, www.verticalaviation.com that come to mind. There are others coming from Europe and possibly from the Orient. These non-certified ships allow for actual ownership as opposed to the certified birds that have both FAA and the Mfr. dictating replacement times and modification limits; not to mention the cost of replacement parts eg. $65,000 for a pair of Bell 47 blades. The recent R-22 blade AD, the Bell 47 grip AD are strong examples of the lack of true ownership being available to owners of both these birds. Amen (end of sermon) |
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