Martin Spott wrote:
> BTW, it doesn't necessarily require you to hold an IFR rating, the same
> counts for VFR flights as well as long as you don't have known terrain
> in sight,^
's/known/familiar/g'
Martin.
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Hi David,
Dave Perry wrote:
> I had not planned to comment again on this issue. But today, I received
> an AOPA e-mail that included a link to NTSB accident report Number:
> DEN04FA043 concerning a FATAL accident [...]
Thanks a lot for carrying the report to this list in such detail.
Personally
On 01/29/2007 11:01 PM, Dave Perry wrote:
> This is exactly the situation that John Denker maintained was an
> exception to the rule "report position as the radial from the station
> and DME distance." This pilot agreed with John.
Actually I have changed my mind about this. A couple of days
a
I had not planned to comment again on this issue. But today, I received
an AOPA e-mail that included a link to NTSB accident report Number:
DEN04FA043 concerning a FATAL accident involving a Cessna 206 on a
flight from Jeffco (KBJC) to just beyond the Medicine Bow VOR, where it
crashed into a moun
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