>OK. I just got off the phone with 610. The word now is that an A&P no longer needs to go to factory specific training or 2 year renewal of such to work on a Rotax (except for warranty work). However, this does not apply to light sport repairmen or owners wishing to do preventative mx like changing their oil. They still need to go to school every two years.
What's the difference between an A&P and a repairman/maintenance, when it comes to whether or not they must attend some mandatory Rotax school every two years? Both have the same "you must have prior experience" requirements. I thought the whole point of this was that the FAA decides what level of certification is acceptable (A&P or repairman/maintenance), not Rotax. Hmmmm... that doesn't sound too logical.
Also, please explain exactly what (if anything) a non-rated owner can do on their SLSA rotax?
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Bob Comperini
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