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ORS4 No.1624: Foreign Flight by Microlight Aeroplanes holding permits issued by the BMAA and Single Seat Deregulated Aeroplanes

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This General Exemption replaces previous Exemption 1574 to allow microlight aeroplanes that have been issued with a Permit to Fly by the British Microlight Aircraft Association (BMAA), or that fall within the definition of a single-seat deregulated aeroplane which is flying on a non-commercial flight, to fly abroad provided permission has been granted by the appropriate National Aviation Authority.

Status:
Current
Review comment:
-
Version:
1
Version date:
27-Mar-2025
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