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 Post subject: Flying US Amateur builts to Canada
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I am going to Canada in My Rocket. I have gone up there in Exp Exhibition airplanes and that requires a special authorization, but it looks to me like for the A/B airplanes all I have to do is carry a copy of the blanket validation.

Am I correct?

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 Post subject: Re: Flying US Amateur builts to Canada
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That is my understanding Doug. I carried the blanket authorization in my airplane, and was never asked for it. If I recall correctly, you may also want a copy of your insurance liability coverage, but once again; I was never asked for anything.

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That is my understanding Doug. I carried the blanket authorization in my airplane, and was never asked for it. If I recall correctly, you may also want a copy of your insurance liability coverage, but once again; I was never asked for anything.


Just come up North, we will welcome you...there is a few Experimental N registration Aircraft here at my Airport CYBW, bring green backs, we will accept them at par...simply because we are great neighbors :bud: :clap: , when you land 9 times out of 10 Customs will simply give you an arrival number.
They won’t bring a radiation tester out, not that I have a problem with it.
DONT BRING ANY GUNS!, we don’t have the right to bear arms, my Glock is locked in the safe.
Of all the times that I arrived back from the US I never had any Customs or Imigration officer meet me, maybe I’m special... :shrug:
Hey, Happy Landing in Canada....


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I had no issue and they required no paperwork in my Lancair


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