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January 6th 08, 03:11 AM
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Tricky examiners
"Blueskies" wrote
"dVaridel" wrote As the PIC you aren't allowed below 500' (unless taking off, landing, training for a rating or crashing), and you have shown poor judgement in allowing your "passenger" to goad you into low flying. No issue flying all day long below 500' agl here in the states, as long as you stay away from persons or property and are not over a 'congested' area... ::chuckle:: The rules are not below 500' AGL yadda yadda ...... but ..... well ...... big country with a small population so ...... :-) Cheers, David -- A clear conscience is usually the sign of a bad memory. 
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