Re: Professionally built?

From: Ron Natalie <ron@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2007 07:40:47 -0500

es330td wrote:

I searched controller.com for lancair and found an entry that says
"Professionally built." Now I know that a homebuilt owner does not
have to build the entire thing themself but I thought it still had to
be an amateur undertaking. How does this pass muster with the FAA?

The words PROFESSIONAL and AMATEUR are not mutually exclusive.
Get a dictionary.
.

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