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Interpretation of "Recreation and Education Purpose"

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The whole home-built thing is based on "for recreation and education purpose only". At least FAA sees it this way. If I the amateur build fly my kit airplane to work on every working day, I am using it as a transportation tool to meet my commuting need. This is beyond "recreation and education". Would this be legal?
 
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