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Old May 22nd 09, 05:38 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Robert M. Gary
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Default Skydiving and FAA regs

What type of altitude violation could a jumper violate? They are
always transitioning through altitude. I have seen that cloud
clearance does seem to get ignoried and probably shouldn't. We lost a
Piper near here about 5 years ago when a sky diver fell through the
plane, killing all on board.

-Robert

On May 21, 11:21*am, Ricky wrote:

Do jump planes operate under a waiver that permits such things as
aerobatic maneuvers, cloud clearance violations, altitude violations,
oxygen violations, and others?



 




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