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Non-transport category aircraft are those that do not fall under the regulations governing commercial transport aircraft, typically defined by their use, design, and seating capacity. This category includes general aviation airplanes, military aircraft, and certain experimental and agricultural planes. Non-transport category aircraft are often subject to different safety and certification standards, focusing more on private, recreational, or specialized operations rather than mass passenger or cargo transport.

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