FAA Rules Rewrite Won’t Slow Flight Design
OSHKOSH, Wis. — Certification of Flight Design’s C4 four-seat light aircraft will not be held up by the FAA’s up to two-year delay in rewriting the Part 23 regulations that cover standards for general aviation aircraft. The C4, which is being used as “the guinea pig” to help guide the rewrite of the...
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