Mr Donald,
I have to be formal because you have not given me your Christian Name,
Which club are you from??
I suggest you talk to your instructors panel or CFI regarding this
incident. They are your first point of contact.
I find it quite interesting that you need to come to this forum to ask this
question and if I was a suspicious person I would suggest that your
question is a Dorothy Dix question.
At 07:01 PM 9/06/2005, you wrote:
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I had a close call in a thermal recently with another glider and the other
pilot was really aggressive in his entry. We nearly touched. I don't even
know if he saw me. I know it's not an accident but is it an incident? I
know that we fly close a lot, but this was close!! The other pilot is a
good bloke and a respected comps pilot but other pilots have said they
have had similar experiences. I can't see a way from the GFA web-site
about what to do and I'm worried about dropping him in to the CFI (he's
been around for a while and I'm only starting and want to stay for a long
time!!). But what happens then? If it was a prang, I'd hear about it at a
seminar a while later (or the wrong version of events over a beer at the
club!!), but that doesn't help me when I going flying again and the other
pilot is around!! I don't feel qualified to talk to the other pilot
myself, but what happened was wrong I reckon. What do I do
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Rob Moore
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