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Steven P. McNicoll wrote:
Why would the presence of a control tower render airspace unsafe? I wouldn't agree with that, but it could be a risk factor. There's a phenomenon that's been observed that people change their safety margins in the face of safety equipment. People wearing bicycle helmets tend to cycle in a riskier manner; people with ABS brakes drive a little faster, and a little more aggressively, trusting the brakes to save them if needed. I suspect this is also a factor when there's a tower -- people let up on their traffic scan, and lose some common sense, assuming the controller won't let anything bad happen to them. .... Alan -- Alan Gerber PP-ASEL gerber AT panix DOT com |
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