FAQ: "Is it possible to use Comp Air kit-built airplanes in overseas bush/mission type flying operations?"

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"Is it possible to use Comp Air kit-built airplanes in overseas bush/mission type flying operations?"

Rugged, roomy Comp Air planes would be very useful in overseas bush & mission flying operations. The high useful load, low maintenance, rugged construction, and outstanding off-airport short & rough field capabilities of our products make them ideal for many utilitarian roles.

As uncertified experimental aircraft, Aerocomp’s products are not permitted to be used for commercial purposes under FAA regulations. Other countries, however, may have different rules. Several people have expressed interest in using these airplanes overseas for various utilitarian purposes, but those opportunities have not yet been exploited. Even here in the US, it is possible for some humanitarian, military, government, police, and non-profit agencies to use experimental aircraft in utilitarian roles, provided that they are not used “for hire or compensation” [Title 14 CFR 91.319].

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