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October 2nd 03, 06:44 AM
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doing low passes down the closed runway does not constitute a "missed appch"
as described by other responses. My "guess" would be that the altitude limit would be 500ft AGL.. BT "JJ Sinclair" wrote in message ... Isn't there an FAR that says aviators will not fly below 500 feet, if over people, places or things, unless they are in the act of landing? This question was asked by a pilots wife/crew at a nationals. Her motorhome was located on a permanently closed runway about 500 feet from the active runway. The finish line was over the closed runway. I didn't have an answer for her, do you? JJ Sinclair 
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