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May 13th 05, 06:52 PM
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"...IMO, being so lost that someone ends up 3 miles from the White
House shows a lack of qualification or competency..." Using this analogy, a pilot would be exhibiting a "lack of competency" and would not be covered by ASRS immunity if they busted a Class Bravo airspace. But, isn't immunity granted for that type of offense? Yes, the DC ADIZ is the most sensitive of all airspaces. But, with lack of criminal charges, this incident boils down to a highly publicized airspace incursion. Jesse 
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