EUROCONTROL - General Aviation Survey 2007

I agree. Their choices to the questions tells us something. For
airspace infringements and deviations, the lowest choice they offer is
once in 20 flights. I have never flown in Europe, but that seems like
an awfully high rate of occurence. One in 3 is their worst case
choice, which seems almost unfathomable. I did not complete the survey
because it seems it is aimed at pilots who fly in Europe.





On Aug 3, 7:49 am, Larry Dighera wrote:
On Fri, 03 Aug 2007 03:42:58 -0700, CrossPoint
wrote in
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The team of the General Aviation Pilots Survey considers your
expertise and experience in the subject extremely valuable and
important.

One of the required fields in the form is 'country.' Unfortunately,
'United States Of America' is not an option; Americans have to select
'other - north America.'

I don't know if it's a second-language aberration or what, but I got
the feeling from the lengthy questionnaire's focus that they were
fishing for GA pilots to disclose any hazards they may pose to airline
operations.

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