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"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
... writes: If by "most people" you mean the majority of the people in the world, you are correct. If by "most people" you mean the people who live in warm climates don't fly in hot weather, you are wrong. I didn't qualify the term, so I mean most people in the world. Someone who always flies in moderate weather might easily forget the special precautions that must be taken in extremely hot weather, which invalidates the assertion that people (pilots) who don't know the answer to my question should not be flying. Likewise, someone who flies in a desert climate where icing and rain are rarely issues might easily forget the special precautions that apply in such conditions. Since you clarify it in that manner--most people don't fly in average weather. |
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