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This is a loaded question and I suspect most will adamently say they
would not! However, it isn't too hard to come up with a number of scenarios in which a pilot would take off with known "legal" problems that are not affecting safety of flight, and some which are mechanical problems that do affect safe flight in a very personal manner. Now I am going to sit back and watch the weekend pilots take their best shots, and hope to see some pros who have been out in the bush and had to make the hard decision as to take off or sit and wait for help. In years past, I have had to do some flying that I probably would have fired pilots over if they were flying off concrete and wearing ties and white shirts. Like I said, this is a trick question and meant to stir the pot to create some very real day to day scenarios. Ol Shy & Bashful |
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