JJ,

Again you demonstrate your somewhat tenuous grasp of
the facts and geography.. There is nothing legally
stopping someone operating and flying gliders outside
of the BGA umbrella in the UK or even the bit called
england.

I'm happy to carry on listening to you talk out of
your arse by
email, but I suspect we're boring the rest of group..

Mark




At 15:12 09 February 2004, Jj Sinclair wrote:
Mark wroteI pointed out that the government
did not require us to do anything, and the BGA (the
SSA equivalent) made those decisions in a fully deregulated
manner unlike you guys with the FAA all over you..

Mark,
The BGA IS the government, you just don't realize it.
You MUST do what the BGA
says, if you wish to fly gliders in England. We don't
have to do ANYTHING the
SSA tells us to do. I believe your government (BGA)
is telling you to do 2 turn
spins in both directions, on initial check-out and
every spring thereafter.

Most of our instructors, exercising their freedom of
choice, teach spin
recognition and spin avoidance. We feel that ANY spin
accident that accured
after the glider was intentionally put into a spin,
can NOT justified.
JJ Sinclair