Post by philip on Jun 28, 2012 20:43:29 GMT 12
Is the 'one circuit' fuel reserve a microlight rule? It really doesn't sound like much fuel at all.
Yes it is a microlight requirement to have a cockpit placard with weights. The fuel reserve is 30minutes for microlights too.
AIRCRAFT EQUIPMENT & MAINTENANCE
1. Have you fixed the following placards in clear view of the passenger and pilot (Class 2 Microlights only);
• ‘Passenger Warning – This Aircraft does not require an Airworthiness Certificate’
• Minimum and maximum payload and certificated or design gross weight of the Microlight.
Ref. 103.107
1. Have you fixed the following placards in clear view of the passenger and pilot (Class 2 Microlights only);
• ‘Passenger Warning – This Aircraft does not require an Airworthiness Certificate’
• Minimum and maximum payload and certificated or design gross weight of the Microlight.
Ref. 103.107
Ah, I see FlyingKiwi, I didn't realize they were registered as aeroplanes not microlights. That explains how they can carry the fuel with the extra 56kg allowed. Sadly means I can't fly one
