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Hey-
I'd like to try some air to air photography. Does anyone know if it is feasible to fly either a Bonanza or a Cessna 172/182/206 without a passenger door or window? Do we need any special paperwork from the FAA FSDO? The plane we are trying to take pictures of is a bit to fast in clean configuration for the local Robinson R22 to keep up with. Has anyone done this? Suggestions? Len KBFI |
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