Region 7 contest, glider available?

wrote:
Ted,

This isnt entirely true. Most Costello policies have an "open pilots"
clause that I'm sure Nik would be covered under, so long as he has 50
flights/50 hours in 36:1 gliders, which I know from personal experience
that he does.

Please note that these "open pilot" clauses protect the owner, not the
borrowing pilot. If the borrower manages to crash your glider, they
will soon find out the meaning of the term "subrogation"...

Marc

If I wasnt flying the contest, and If you had more experience in low
performance gliders (wink wink) Id loan you the Cherokee. Hope you
find something, see you in Albert Lea!

Marc Ramsey wrote:
wrote:
Ted,

This isnt entirely true. Most Costello policies have an "open pilots"
clause that I'm sure Nik would be covered under, so long as he has 50
flights/50 hours in 36:1 gliders, which I know from personal experience
that he does.

Please note that these "open pilot" clauses protect the owner, not the
borrowing pilot. If the borrower manages to crash your glider, they
will soon find out the meaning of the term "subrogation"...

Marc

I emailed paul remde to see if he can help me out...

Come on, there has to be one glider out there somewhere!
Does anybody have any more suggestions on who I might ask?

Thanks!

-Nik

wrote:
If I wasnt flying the contest, and If you had more experience in low
performance gliders (wink wink) Id loan you the Cherokee. Hope you
find something, see you in Albert Lea!

Marc Ramsey wrote:
wrote:
Ted,

This isnt entirely true. Most Costello policies have an "open pilots"
clause that I'm sure Nik would be covered under, so long as he has 50
flights/50 hours in 36:1 gliders, which I know from personal experience
that he does.

Please note that these "open pilot" clauses protect the owner, not the
borrowing pilot. If the borrower manages to crash your glider, they
will soon find out the meaning of the term "subrogation"...

Marc