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On Mar 5, 6:44*pm, Dan wrote:
On Mar 5, 6:37 pm, wrote: On Mar 5, 11:37 am, "Bob F." wrote: This is what gives general aviation and bad name. *IMO anyone who pulls a stunt like this should have their ticket revoked, permanently. Just out of curiosity, did he violate any aviation regulations (except for the recklessness catch-all, if the landing was unsafe)? Obviously the altitude and obstacle-clearance regulations in 91.119 don't apply, since he was landing. So if he were quick witted enough, he would have said, "Gee, that engine was running rough so I had to put it down..." Well sure, an emergency would have made the landing legal. But what I was wondering is which FAR, if any, was violated by the landing given the actual, non-emergency circumstances. |
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