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July 6th 17, 07:59 PM
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Flying during a Solar Eclipse
Ok - here is a question for the FAR experts:
On August 21, there will be a total solar eclipse occurring - among other places - over South Carolina. The duration of the total eclipse is around 2min 35 seconds. Is this considered night time? Can I fly a glider under VFR-daytime rules during this time? Uli 'AS' 
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