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By Tish Drake | July 29, 2008
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Rosen Aviation, Eugene, Ore., received EASA Part-145 repair station certification, which allows it to provide Form 8130-3 dual release (EASA/FAA) on all repair work performed on products contained within its repair station capabilities list.

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