Airworthiness Certificate Needed For Royale Prevost

[BrianE]

As an irregular volunteer for Pilots n Paws I've done a few dog transports. This weekend I was approached to return a working red healer from a shelter near Portland, OR to it's lost owners in Pocatello, ID. Since we'll be driving through Idaho on our way to OKC, I volunteered to deliver the dog via the bus. Not to disappoint the pups owner by not flying, am in need of an airworthiness certificate for the bus. Any help appreciated. Pics to follow when available.

[Jon Wehrenberg]

I believe that since this is not a commercial operation you could put the bus in "experimental" category and do the transport without the necessary certification.

Good job Brian.

[truk4u]

Mole Man,

Your good to go with a Ferry Permit! I'm sure your neighbor has the authority to issue you one, then you don't have to be concerned about the Airworthiness Certificate, Annual, 100 hr or whatever else floats your boat.

I do think you need to file a BETPOGR (bus enroute to POG rally) just to CYA.

[BrianE]

Fairy permit?

[LarryB]

Brian, once a freight dog always a freight dog. Just kidding!

Did it go back together as well as you thought it would? How is the new TV?