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Old October 29th 03, 06:53 PM
Ron Natalie
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"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message ...

The FAA has a long-standing practice of going after the pilot who has the most
advanced ratings.


Actually, the have a practice of going after the pilot who can most be harmed by
the enforcement action.



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Old October 30th 03, 01:24 AM
G.R. Patterson III
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Ron Natalie wrote:

"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message ...

The FAA has a long-standing practice of going after the pilot who has the most
advanced ratings.


Actually, the have a practice of going after the pilot who can most be harmed by
the enforcement action.


Same-same.

George Patterson
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Old October 30th 03, 05:04 AM
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Ron Natalie wrote in message Actually, the have a practice of going after
the pilot who can most be harmed by the enforcement action.

Hmm... If the commercial pilot doesn't have his certficate in his personal
possession, he can't be PIC.

D. (what's a little air piracy amongst friends? :-))


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Old October 30th 03, 06:05 AM
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Hmm... If the commercial pilot doesn't have his certficate in his personal
possession, he can't be PIC.


There's another thing to violate him on. He might also be drunk as a skunk,
passed out on the back seat while the less experienced pilot flying in the
front seat makes a mistake which would then be charged to the drunken sot in
the rear.

Jose
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