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Wing in Ground / Ekranoplans don't count as aircraft?

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Kiteman

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Hi,

(You need to know that I am asking this question from the UK)

I heard somewhere that a homebuilt "Wing in Ground" plane does not need to be licensed as an aircraft if they stay below a certain height.

Is this true?

If it is, what is this "certain height"?

Would such a craft require any other sort of license?

Thanks.

>K<
 
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