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Log Book - Airworthiness Entry
As we near the FAA inspection, exactly what is the correct verbiage to have in the airframe logbook stating the plane is built by _______, and inspected by ______, and found to be air worthy?
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"I certify that I built this aircraft for my own education and recreation. I have inspected it in accordance with FAR part 43, appendix D and consider it eligible for an experimental airworthiness certificate for the purpose of operating amateur-built aircraft under the provisions of 14 CFR part 21.191g."
Signed________________________________ Date_________________ Technically the aircraft can never be "airworthy". It is "in a condition for safe operation." |
Mel - Thank You!
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+1 for Mel. Thank you!
Appreciate you taking the time to teach us on the efficient way to do things. |
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George |
My inspection from the FAA in Scottsdale came with a sticker for the log book.
Basically the same words as Mel said but with an added sentence giving a single set of test conditions, and the date of the next required CI. |
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"I find that this aircraft, N1234, meets the requirements for a special airworthiness certificate for the purpose of Operating Amateur-Built Aircraft and have issued a special airworthiness certificate dated ________________. The next inspection is due __________________." Signed:____________________________ DAR _______________ |
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The precise wording should also be in your operating limitations....
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