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What is the differences between the Aircraft Classification and the Aircraft Category and what does mean Aircraft category D?
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Aircraft Category is base on size and intended purpose.
Aircraft Classification is base number and types of engines and passenger capacity.
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What is the deffrences between Aircraft Classification and Aircraft Category and what does mean Aircraft Category D?
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