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On Aug 27, 12:22*pm, Frank Olson
wrote: a wrote: I fly at the assigned altitude, period. *I put my trust in the controllers and would hope that the PIC's sharing the airways with me are just as trustworthy (and professional). *Someone that thinks deviating from an assigned altitude by as much as 100 feet (plus or minus) is "OK" should spend a few hours with an instructor that's going to rap your knuckles with a ruler when you try pulling something like that in the name of "safety".- Hide quoted text - I fly the assigned altitude as well. And while I put my trust in the controller, I occassionally hear the little voice in my head reminding of that pilot saying..."When the pilot makes a mistake, the pilot dies. When the controller makes a mistake, the pilot dies." --Jeff |
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