Mike Borgelt wrote:
BTW, when I learned to fly gliders nearly 40 years ago it was GFA
policy that gliders should not get closer to each other than 200 feet
in all directions. Still seems like a good guide to me.
Interesting. I never heard of a "formal" separation standard in gliding, GFA
or otherwise.
With the coming of ADSB, separations in gaggles could be measured and logged.
Opens the potential for some interesting penalty and disqualification rules in contests, and in general flying, a points system like for drivers, so many offenses at points X = grounded !
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