Another example of aviation speak is that it seems aircraft are not "certified," they are "certificated." Does that mean they are issued a piece of paper (which allows certain things) without the "warranty" implied by the word "certified"?
Another example of aviation speak is that it seems aircraft are not "certified," they are "certificated." Does that mean they are issued a piece of paper (which allows certain things) without the "warranty" implied by the word "certified"?