>Of all the KR's registered, does anyone know of a KR that is certified to do >acrobatics? >Orma ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++=
>From my understanding of the reg's, if you perform the aerobatic manuevers during phase I test period, (and we'll assume here that you do it legally) that the airplane is certified to perform those manuevers after the phase I period is finished, again assuming their done legally, parachute, etc. As to the parachute requirement, if the reg's state " each occupant" requires a chute, we could ASSUME that the pilot, even when solo, is an occupant of the aircraft. If the aircraft is not capable of allowing "each occupant" to wear a chute, then you won't be able to "legally certify" the aircraft for aerobatics.
