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July 28th 07, 02:06 PM
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Biggest bonehead moves flying into OSH?
In article .com,
" wrote: [snip] I volunteer at OSH and I remember a guy in non-electric Champ getting out (with a parrott no less) from lower Michigan, having flown directly across at about 2000'. I question the judgement, but he made it... The bigger issue remains the bone-heads who have no clue about the arrival procedure, don't know anything about the NOTAM, ... I'm not sure which is more dangerous, low over the lakes or going to OSH given the known number of idiots who arrive without a clue. How good is a pilot that doesn't properly prepare? -- Bob Noel (goodness, please trim replies!!!) 
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