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Mxsmanic wrote:
Three feet would make me uncomfortable, but to each his own. It also wouldn't be legal, since it violates 91.119(a), although in Texas I suppose there isn't anyone around to watch and enforce. You are mistaken for one of two mutually exclusive reasons: First reason: He said he could have landed in the event of engine failure and there was no persons or property at risk. Second reason: Applicability. Actually this is the second time you would have made this particular mistake. Read section 91.1 and then read part 103 (it's a pretty short read, as FARs go!). What type of plane do think Danny could have been flying? (In a previous thread the OP had specifically stated he was flying an ultralight and you asserted he had been in violation of 91.119. Part 91 is not applicable to ultralights.) |
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