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As a pilot or aircraft owner, keeping your airplane airworthy is one of the most important things you can do. But remembering every inspection and maintenance rule can be tough. Here’s what it means: A – AnnualInspection An annualinspection is required every 12 months for all aircraft. Not always.
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