On 8/10/2010 11:18 AM, [email protected] wrote:
> I have never heard of a 415 C having a weight capacity of 1400 lbs,
> guess I have a lot to learn, John Cooper have you ever encountered
> such case?
It's matter of symantics. You are correct, there is no way a 415 C can
have a certificated gross weight of 1400 lbs, ever. My take is that if
it is registered as a C and the airworthiness certificate says it is a C
and these have been true for the life of the plane, then it is a 415C
with a gross weight of 1260 (or 1320) and is LSA eligible. It may have
been regularly flown over gross, and it may have all the trappings of a
"D", but as long as it is a "C"...
--
John Cooper
Skyport East
www.skyportservices.net
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