Does this mean that any home built aircraft capable of performing the function of tug, can be legally used for all club operations?
I thought the Auto-tug only had approval to tow single seaters ? Is this the case. ?
Cheers
Mark
At 08:10 AM 5/07/2001 +0800, you wrote:
Hi,
I have received communication from Dave Sharples ( of autotug fame ) recently and the autotug has been certified as experimental recently and is towing at Kingaroy.
Regards
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- Subject: [aus-soaring] "Experimental" Tug ?
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- What is law of the land in regard to an "experimental" aircraft being used for a tug?
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