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Hey Folks....
I go outside after dark a lot, usually to enjoy the outside air. Last night I realized that I don't generally see a lot of GA at night in my area. I am curious as to the feeling of this group on flying at night. I am talking about VFR. For discussion purposes, I know that when I take a trip in my car, I enjoy driving at night. It is cooler, there is less traffic, the car seems to perform better...etc. I would say that many of those same things would apply to flying at night. Now, I realize the safety issues, and that isn't the point of my question (for all of you that are going to say DON"T FLY AT NIGHT). But, for performance issues, and other things, I wonder how many pilots have considered flying a cross county at night vs. during the day. Fred |
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