("B A R R Y" wrote)
Believe it or not, no, which is contrary to what you'd think. Check FAR
91.115. Airplanes are pretty low on the pecking order when on water.

However, the guy in CT, purposely and repeatedly messed with the aircraft.


We got you covered in Minnesota :-)

2006 - Minnesota Boating Guide
GENERAL PROHIBITIONS ......Page 33/34

http://files.dnr.state.mn.us/rlp/regulations/boa****er/boatingguide.pdf
It's against the law:

To operate a watercraft in a careless or
reckless manner.

To operate a watercraft so that its wash or
wake endangers, harasses, or interferes with
any person or property.

To operate a watercraft so it obstructs or tends
to obstruct ordinary navigation.

To operate a watercraft so that it obstructs or
interferes with the take off, landing, or taxiing
of a seaplane.


Montblack
landof10klakes (at) "Y" h-oo