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![]() "Montblack" wrote in message ... Over the years I've seen a few Cub Scout / aviation posts on these newsgroups. I do not recall seeing similar Girl Scout / aviation posts. Girl Scouts aren't allowed to fly in private aircraft at all. Boy Scouts have such severe restrictions ($1 million smooth liability, for example) that they may as well be prohibited as well. Most youth organizations have become so risk averse that you wonder how they function at all. The Boy Scouts theoretically have the Aviation Explorers (for both boys and girls), but try to actually organize a post.... Well, okay. The effect of many of these rules is that some leaders go ahead and organize the prohibited activity anyway. They won't be covered by the Scouts' insurance and assume all liability on their own. You could require parents to sign a release acknowledging that the activity is prohibited by the Scouting organization. It isn't just aviation, you know. Restrictions on campfires, sharp objects, camping, swimming, boating, travel by car, and everything else have pretty much confined a lot of Scouting units to meeting in churches and either playing basketball or discussing careers. |
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