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December 27th 11, 12:51 PM
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Does the FAA have written policy WRT landouts?
In 1998 before a contest at TSA, Marvin Willis spoke to and got a
written follow up letter from the FSDO in Dallas stating that the FAA does not consider an off-airport landing by a sailplane a reportable incident if there is no damage to aircraft, property of another, or injury to any person. I have a PDF of this that I would be happy to share. Tried several times to attach it, but to no success. Email me off the thread and I will send you back the PDF. Have been carrying the letter several years, not used it yet. Kevin 192 
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