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Saw a low-flying rental... let the FBO know?
Driving home today I saw a 172 that I've flown many times heading toward me
slowly at about 500'. This is in SoCal, so it's obviously a densely packed urban area. In fact I pulled over and turned my car off so I could hear if the Cessna was having engine trouble. I'm debating whether to inform the FBO that someone was flying one of their planes well below the legal limit. I know exactly which plane it was because it has a distinctive paint job, patterned after the state flag of Texas. Would I just be a rat or do you think it's a legitimate safety hazard that they should know about? |
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