wanttaja
En-Route
Lot of stuff lately about revisions/modifications to the FAA's enforcement of the 51% rule.
We don't really need it. Here are the Top Ten Ways an Inspector Knows that an Amateur Builder Constructed the Aircraft:
10. Bloodstains on plans seem to emphasize the middle digit
9. Builder knows how to pronounce "Bingelis"
8. Shop has at least one piece of hardware inadvertently attached to the floor
7. "Hired Gun" shop pin-up: Claudia Schiffer. Homebuilder shop pin-up: Burt Rutan
6. Builder owns no clothing without bits of wood, aluminum, and/or epoxy stuck to them
5. Whole 'nother airplane in the scrap bin
4. At least one template made out of a pizza box
3. Bumper on builder's car held on by clecos
2. EAA Technical Counselor's phone number on telephone speed dialer
And finally, the Number 1 way an FAA inspector knows that an Amateur built the aircraft:
1. The builder's children look like the UPS deliveryman!
Ron Wanttaja
We don't really need it. Here are the Top Ten Ways an Inspector Knows that an Amateur Builder Constructed the Aircraft:
10. Bloodstains on plans seem to emphasize the middle digit
9. Builder knows how to pronounce "Bingelis"
8. Shop has at least one piece of hardware inadvertently attached to the floor
7. "Hired Gun" shop pin-up: Claudia Schiffer. Homebuilder shop pin-up: Burt Rutan
6. Builder owns no clothing without bits of wood, aluminum, and/or epoxy stuck to them
5. Whole 'nother airplane in the scrap bin
4. At least one template made out of a pizza box
3. Bumper on builder's car held on by clecos
2. EAA Technical Counselor's phone number on telephone speed dialer
And finally, the Number 1 way an FAA inspector knows that an Amateur built the aircraft:
1. The builder's children look like the UPS deliveryman!
Ron Wanttaja