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February 8th 18, 07:37 PM
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Hard Deck
"my point exactly Karl!  the hard deck does nothing to prevent pilots from attempting climb-outs. "Once again, the point of the hard deck is not to "prevent" anything. If the pilot in command thinks a climb out is a good idea, he/she should do it. If the pilot in command prefers to land, he/she should do it. The only point of the hard deck is to REMOVE an incentive given by the rules to do one or the other. The point of the hard deck is to leave the pilot in command alone to make a good decision. Often a climb-out is the right decision. Go for it! John cochrane 
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