[notwhereyouare]

>However, if I build a kit plane, the FAA will require it be emblazoned "Experimental" and commercial activity - such as paying passengers - is forbidden.

unless you're a big company

https://www.reddit.com/r/flying/comments/ono50t/ever_see_a_m...

[noirscape]

Reading the comments, that plane was actually fully certified, they just forgot to remove the sticker.

[tekla]

Ignorant response. Just because you see a sticker doesn't mean anything. The aircraft is certified to fly commercially.

Its the same as people freaking about speed tape.