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1. It is approved by the Light Aircraft Association in the UK.
2. The aircraft won the Light Aircraft Association's design competition in 2007.
3. He is a member of The Air Squadron, and the Light Aircraft Association.
4. Light Aircraft Association holds meetings at this airport on the second Wednesday of each month.
5. The rights to plans for the design are held by the UK Light Aircraft Association.
6. It's difficult to find light aircraft association in a sentence. 用light aircraft association造句挺難的
7. The Light Aircraft Association is an equivalent organisation which administers a proportion of the amateur built microlight aeroplanes.
8. As a result of the initial findings, the Light Aircraft Association released two Airworthiness Bulletins requiring immediate and repetitive inspections:
9. The RAF 2000 is one of only a few autogyros with type approval from the Light Aircraft Association in the United Kingdom.
10. The Association changed its name to the Light Aircraft Association ( LAA ) on 1 January 2008, along with the name change to the association's monthly journal.
11. In 2014, the Light Aircraft Association awarded Curtis-Taylor the Bill Woodhams Trophy for a " feat of navigation, aviation, tenacity and endurance " on her flight from Cape Town to the United Kingdom.
12. The majority of microlight aircraft are regulated by the British Microlight Aircraft Association ( BMAA ), although a significant number are regulated by the Light Aircraft Association ( LAA ), formerly known as the Popular Flying Association.
13. This week, after a concerted campaign by some contributors to a pilot's forum ( one of whom worked on the flight ), members of the Light Aircraft Association voted to rescind a trophy given to Curtis-Taylor for navigation.
14. The design, and subsequently the aircraft, has been built all over the world as a homebuilt aircraft with a wide variety of engines, with the plans for the aircraft being distributed by Alf Knowles as the "'Knowles Duet "'before being passed on to the Popular Flying Association ( now the Light Aircraft Association ) in the UK.
15. It was sold to a British private owner in June 1949 as " G-ALUA ", and then to the Experimental Flying Group and to the Ultra Light Aircraft Association, subsequently in 1974 to an Irish owner, being registered " EI-AYU ", returning to Germany, in 1976, as " D-EBCQ ".