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Who's At Fault in UAV/Part91 MAC?



 
 
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Old April 22nd 04, 11:31 PM
Stan Gosnell
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"John T" wrote in
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What's the problem if it's restricted space?


None, if it's restricted airspace. But it may very well be in joint use
airspace, especially if the other civilian players get into the game.
They'll be climbing through the Cessnas flying around.

Many international Part 91 flights occur each day.


So the answer to my yes/no question would be...? No, you don't know.


I can't give you an exact number, but it's in the thousands. There are
thousands of daily helicopter flights to/from the Gulf of Mexico alone,
nevermind the true international flights, both airline and Part 135 and
Part 91 flights, US and other countries. My best guess is that it's in the
tens of thousands daily, counting everything.

We're giving up lots of freedoms to the government, and now we're expected
to possibly give our lives, for little or no return. The sky is falling,
the sky is falling!!!! Not I, said the little red hen.

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Regards,

Stan

 




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