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I do not enjoy flying a helicopter at night very much - at least, out of
the pattern. It's too hard to see The Chosen Landing Spot in the event of a problem. I finished off the balance of my 5 hours of night required for the commercial rating late last year, and declared to some friends that I won't be doing that sort of flying again by choice anytime soon, at least in a piston ship. But, that's just me. My comfort zone is probably smaller and more conservative/"scairt" than other pilots. Now, in a turbine ship, I might just be willing to pull pitch when it's Dark Thirty outside 8^) . I look forward to that Decision Making Process. Dave Blevins On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 09:20:01 -0800, The OTHER Kevin in San Diego skiddz "AT" adelphia "DOT" net wrote: I like night flying. Traffic is usually minimal and controller's workloads are usually light so they'll let you do more things - i.e. loiter over my house for several minutes near the approach end at CRQ. ![]() |
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