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Changing Airworthiness Requirements for Air Taxi Operators and Their Effect on Manufacturers of Small Airplanes
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Important provisions are highlighted with respect to the additional airworthiness standards being considered by the Federal Avaiation Administration for small airplanes capable of carrying more than 10 occupants which are intended for use in air taxi and commercial operations. Information is presented on the background leading to these provisions and on their impact on manufacturers and operators. These new standards would result in a significant increase in the level of safety which is more commensurate with the class of operation, the increased occupant capacity, and the expanded volume of operations anticipated for these airplanes.
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Slaughter, H. and Dobi, N., "Changing Airworthiness Requirements for Air Taxi Operators and Their Effect on Manufacturers of Small Airplanes," SAE Technical Paper 690320, 1969, https://doi.org/10.4271/690320.Also In
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