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The certificate ensuring that an aircraft is fi...
The certificate ensuring that an aircraft is fit to fly after maintenance is:
A. Airworthiness directive
B. Certificate of release to service
C. Flight safety notice
D. Repair order
Explanation:
The Certificate of Release to Service confirms the aircraft is airworthy post-maintenance.
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