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February 9th 04, 03:10 PM
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Mark,
Take a look at Part 135. If you are getting any compensation for it, whatsoever, it's a commercial operation. All of the freight haulers are operating as commercial operators under 135, 121 or one of the other applicable parts, not 91. All the best, Rick "Mark S Conway" wrote in message news:RwyVb.252706$xy6.1317027@attbi_s02... I'm a commercial pilot and have been asked by several people if I could bring things over for them.... tires for a business, etc.... you know, just stuff..... I cant find anything in the regs about freight or cargo ops for commercial pilots, just operators..... Thanks, Mark 
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