Thanks Larry, Kevin, Kenneth, and all who answered the question about special airworthiness certificates. After I asked the question I looked through all my paperwork and found the second part of the airworthiness certificate- The operating limitations.During section one the aircraft can only be operated in an area designated by the DAR, After 40 hrs. phase 2 goes into effect and the aircraft can be flown anywhere and with a passenger. (after making the logbook endorsement). On the back of the A/Certificate it states that it is effective for the duration unless surrendered, or revoked. The first page of the operating limitations states that-"THESE OPERATING LIMITATIONS SHALL BE ACCESSIBLE TO THE PILOT". So I guess that means they are essentially a part of the certificate, they must be carried in the aircraft as well as the certificate itself. Thanks, Rick Wilson.
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