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On 01/03/07 19:48, Newps wrote:
Blanche wrote: Those of us in the US read them, all of them, cover to cover. Repeatedly. Sheesh, I'm way behind the average. Not only that, but those of us with current medicals, and follow US FAA "rules" have our own printed copies. Why? Because one of the rules is that we are required to have "all available information" for each and every flight. Each and every one of us in the US are fair game for a ramp check. My guess is less than 10% of pilots have the FAR's with them at any given time. You're pretty optimistic about your fellow pilots. I've read them cover to cover more than a few times and carry them with me when I fly. Both FAR and AIM. -- Mark Hansen, PP-ASEL, Instrument Airplane Cal Aggie Flying Farmers Sacramento, CA |
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