The solution is probably Denmark. Good luck,keep us posted.
Serge Vidal I will try this: a.) Ship it to the U.S. b.) Get it certified on U.S. territory c.) Ship it back to germany d.) fly it - or - a.) Ship it to denmark ( where it was previously registered and flown ) - just a 4 hour drive b.) register again with the danish aviation administration c.) fly back home The interesting part for you ( the group ) will be how various euopean countries deal with a KR2 experimental airplane entering their airspace. I will try to describe this briefly after I collected all these informations from the european countries. If anybody has some experience, I would appreciate to hear about, you can also contact me at [email protected] Thanks Ralf _______________________________________ to UNSUBSCRIBE from KRnet, send a message to [email protected] please see other KRnet info at http://www.krnet.org/instructions.html
