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Two-Seater Ultralights. Single-seat ultralight aircraft are the more common. Typically, they do not require a pilot license. Two-seater ultralight aircraft are often classified in the light sport aircraft (LSA) category, which requires additional certifications.
Special Flight Permits will be issued by the FSDO/IFO having jurisdiction over the geographical area in which the flight is to originate, this does not apply to 121 or 135 certificate holders.
A specific purpose flight permit is issued for an aircraft which does not conform to the applicable airworthiness standards, but is capable of safe flight. It provides a flight authority in circumstances when a certificate of airworthiness is invalidated, or there is no other certificate or permit in force.
Although these aircraft may be available for rental and flight instruction under certain conditions, the carrying of persons or property for hire is prohibited. Aircraft certificated in this category must be manufactured under a production certificate.
The process involves a three-step approach: aircraft inspection, completing FAA form 8130-6, and seeking FSDO approval. Once you manage to obtain it, the permit comes with flight restrictions, such as a 10-day flight window and compliance with safety measures.
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1.) Flying the aircraft to a base where repairs, alterations, or maintenance are to be performed, or to a point of storage. 2.) Flying an aircraft whose annual inspection has expired to a base where an annual inspection can be accomplished.
A special flight authorization, issued on official FAA letterhead stationery, allows a foreign-registered civil aircraft that does not have the equivalent of a United States standard airworthiness certificate to be operated within the United States.

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