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Jose wrote:
The original issue is, is it more prudent to follow the actions of the rest of the VFR traffic in the pattern of a non-towered airport, or does one do what they want, no matter the consequences, just because it is legal to do and you want to do it? No, the original issue was, is it =inherently= unsafe to follow standard AIM procedures just because some local guy invented a local procedure? I say no. That is all. I disagree. If the preponderance of existing traffic is following some procedure, it is an important part of the question. If there is no existing traffic, it doesn't really matter what you do as long as it isn't illegal, nor does it matter where the procedure came from when the question is, is this prudent to do from a safety standpoint. I say it is most prudent not to doing something the other people in the pattern are not expecting someone to do. -- Jim Pennino Remove .spam.sux to reply. |
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