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Old March 20th 08, 10:57 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Jay Maynard
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Default The new Fork Tailed Doctor Killer

On 2008-03-20, Dan wrote:
Night VFR -- especially moonless nights in remote areas -- should be
considered IFR flying, if not legally, than practically.


Moonless nights in remote areas, I can believe. I'm not quite so sure about
nice clear nights over large cities, or even reasonably populated areas
where there are plenty of lights on the ground.
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