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Please explain how an intent to land is a requirement of FAR 91.119?
FAR 91.119 (a) says that I may not fly below an altitude allowing a safe emergency landing, irrespective of whether I intend to land or not. The language, "Except when necessary for takeoff or landing," provides me with an exception to the rest of 91.119 as long as I am taking off or landing. That's not what my book says. The "except when necessary..." clause is in front of everything. The (a) anywhe ... allowing a safe landing... means ANYWHERE you fly, you must be albe to land without undue hazard... IN ADDITION, even if you could land without undue hazard, other restrictions apply (500', 1000', etc) Jose -- The monkey turns the crank and thinks he's making the music. for Email, make the obvious change in the address. |
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