31. The JL . 2 first flew in August 1979 and received its Certificate of Airworthiness on 29 January 1980. 32. Again there arose a small discrepancy in the numbering of the aircraft registration number and the certificate of airworthiness numbers. 33. *1952 The de Havilland Comet 1 became the first turbojet-powered civil airliner to be awarded a certificate of airworthiness . 34. Before the Concorde fleet can fly again, civil aviation authorities in France and Britain must restore the certificate of airworthiness . 35. In October 1950, a limited category Certificate of Airworthiness was granted to allow the aircraft to carry non-fare paying passengers. 36. The plane received a certificate of airworthiness from the Federal Aviation Administration on May 20, 2016 allowing it be flown. 37. Before the Concorde fleet can fly again, civil aviation authorities in France and Britain must restore the planes'certificate of airworthiness . 38. In 1936 the Government created the Air Registration Board, a new body that would examine civil aircraft and issue certificates of airworthiness . 39. The weight of the aircraft at the time of take-off was within the maximum limit specified in its certificate of airworthiness .. 40. The aircraft were returned to Manston, but the Certificate of Airworthiness for Vanguard G-AXOO expired on 28 February and was not renewed.
