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tonight I went for a night flight with a buddy. We had a great trip
there, but on the way back he started fooling around with the GPS and somehow I missed what he did. He changed our course to go straight east instead of southeast. By the time I realized this, we were way off course. I fixed our course back to my home airport, but I think he also changed the GPS to where the map doesn't show the airspace borders because soon after getting back on course I looked to my right and saw a class C airport slightly in the distance. I couldn't really judge how close we were, but we were close enough to where I was probably in thier airspace. I kind of froze up and wasn't sure what to do, so I just continued on to my home airport. Am I going to get in trouble for this? It was completely accidental, and I don't even know if I was in the class c for sure. Anybody have any input? I'm sorry if this sounds stupid. I just got my private pilot cert about 2 weeks ago. Thanks |
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