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Has anyone with the SSA proposed the notion of developing some
software that would automate the entire badge review process?? No question that within this sport are numerous talented software folks who could jointly develop some code for this. We're at the point where basically everyone should have some sort of GPS log from their flight with their badge application. Even the few exceptions (5 hours under constant surveillance) could be handled this way. Pilot would first go online and submit the flight log and necessary details of the flight. OO would then follow and electronically sign the application Software similar to SeeYou would verify that the flight performance met the requirements and then send a summary to the SSA "badge person" who could then take a quick peak and approve the badge(s). The software could print certificates and even extract the necessary data for the SSA magazine. Potentially confirmation of a badge flight could occur within 24 hours of submission. Just a thought... |
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