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I fly for my own challenge and enjoyment. I risk only myself
and the tow pilot (I also tow for my club). The airline and military pilots fly a mission for the benefit of the organization, using the organization's equippment. Those pilots are not out for satisfaction, challenge or enjoyment. Yes, you could increase safety in soaring by adding rules, policies and procedures. You would also reduce the FUN of soaring so that nobody actually flys anymore, that would also reduce the accident rate. Todd Smith |
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