What does CARs mean?
CARs means Canadian Aviation Regulations
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What is the abbreviation for Canadian Aviation Regulations?
2 ways to abbreviate Canadian Aviation Regulations
Canadian Aviation Regulations can be abbreviated as CARs
Other shorthands for Canadian Aviation Regulations are: CAR
Canadian Aviation Regulations can be abbreviated as CARs
Other shorthands for Canadian Aviation Regulations are: CAR
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What does CARs stand for? CARs stands for "Canadian Aviation Regulations". |
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How to abbreviate "Canadian Aviation Regulations"? "Canadian Aviation Regulations" can be abbreviated as CARs. |
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What is the meaning of CARs abbreviation? The meaning of CARs abbreviation is "Canadian Aviation Regulations". |
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What is CARs abbreviation? One of the definitions of CARs is "Canadian Aviation Regulations". |
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What does CARs mean? CARs as abbreviation means "Canadian Aviation Regulations". |
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What is shorthand of Canadian Aviation Regulations? The most common shorthand of "Canadian Aviation Regulations" is CARs. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CASAAC - Canadian Aviation Security Awareness Advisory Committee
- CAESN - Canadian Aviation Executives' Safety Network
- CAA - Canadian Aviation Administration
- CAC - Canadian Aviation Corps
- CAMC - Canadian Aviation Maintenance Council
- CAHS - Canadian Aviation Historical Society
- CASB - Canadian Aviation Safety Board
- CAE - Canadian Aviation Electronics
- CAE - Canadian Aviation Expo
- CAR - Canadian Aviation Regulation
- CARAC - Canadian Aviation Regulation Advisory Council
- CAAA - Canadian Aviation Art Association
- CAIM - Canadian Aviation Insurance Managers
- CAR - Canadian Air Regulations
- CIRB - Canadian Industrial Regulations Board
- ARAP - Aviation Regulations Advisory Panel
- COR - Canadian Ownership Regulations
- cars - Canadian Air Regulations
- casr - Canadian Aviation Security Regulations
- CNR - Canadian Naval Regulations