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November 1st 06, 06:53 PM
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A disturbing statistic
Bob Noel wrote:
another viewpoint is: Pilots are not managing the risks. It doesn't matter how often you fly. The pilot that flies within his abilities is going to have less risk than the pilot that flies beyond his abilities. The problem is that if you don't fly often enough, you will not have the abilities to safely fly on an average day in average conditions. At that point, your risk management becomes flying easy hops on bluebird days only. Then that gets boring and you quit. Michael 
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November 2nd 06, 01:45 AM
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A disturbing statistic
In article .com,
"Michael" wrote: Bob Noel wrote: another viewpoint is: Pilots are not managing the risks. It doesn't matter how often you fly. The pilot that flies within his abilities is going to have less risk than the pilot that flies beyond his abilities. The problem is that if you don't fly often enough, you will not have the abilities to safely fly on an average day in average conditions. At that point, your risk management becomes flying easy hops on bluebird days only. Then that gets boring and you quit. bored is better than dead. -- Bob Noel Looking for a sig the lawyers will hate
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