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What do the Terrafugia Transition and the Icon A5 have in common?

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What does the Terrafugia Transition (the road-able LSA aircraft) and the Icon A5 (amphib LSA) have in common as far as the FAA & the LSA requirements are concerned?

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They both share the 1430 lb weight exemption for amphibious LSA aircraft instead of the standard 1320 lb LSA restriction.

answered Oct 13 '10 at 22:07

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