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Old February 1st 18, 12:00 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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maanantai 29. tammikuuta 2018 23.24.17 UTC+2 Tango Eight kirjoitti:
Here's mine: Shame the offender at the pilots' meeting.

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Evan Ludeman / T8


I believe this has been done at least once in some international event and it works. Pilots could write the competition number of pilot flying dangerously to a blackboard at briefing room wall (anonymously, if they wish). After walking in the offending pilot would see his competition number written, sometimes by several pilots, and next day he would fly like a gentleman. You wouldn't believe what social pressure can achieve.
 




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