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Respectfully, I'd rather the government not capriciously ban everything
that's considered 'dangerous'. Like seat belt and helmet laws, let natural selection take place. If people want to buy a vehicle with as poor a failure mode as this, then let them make that decision. The ultralight provision goes far enough to create a legal safety barrier to protect the fine folks of downtown New York (congestion) from falling air scooters. My only capitulation to the regs here would be to make sure the company informs purchasers as to the risk so they can make an informed decision. Other then that... the FAA has enough fingers in the pie already, don't let them walk off with the whole dish. |
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