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February 13th 11, 03:24 PM
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US National Park Overflights
In the Letters section of the USA Soaring magazine Feb 2011, there was
a reference to a possible glider violation of the "2000' per/1 mile rule for national parks." I had not heard of this. Separate from regulation of for-hire sight-seeing flights (which I understand have been the subject of discussion and regulation), does anyone have any knowledge of a specific FAA regulation or ruling about glider flights over US national parks? Thanks, - Frank 
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