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Certification Specifications

 

Regulations and Human Factors > Rigging Ethics > Certification Specifications

The practical circumstances surrounding the above pilot’s use of the parachute is at the maximum limits of the certification specifications of the parachute. If he does not eat a big breakfast or gain much weight before using the parachute, he might stay under the weight limit. The speed limitation will probably be exceeded on a regular basis during acrobatic maneuvers. If he needs to use the parachute at some point, there should be enough of a safety margin built into the design and testing of the parachut to be sufficient

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