Flying when you know there is something wrong with the plane

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January 12th 04, 05:23 PM

John Gaquin

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"Saryon" wrote in message

....it was just faster to type MEL in the context of "something I
don't have to have in working order to fly so can get fixed later".
Sorry this digressed from that into a pedantic discussion of the
actual definition and usage of a MEL.........

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