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October 14th 15, 02:10 AM
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NEW Sporting Code rules
On Tuesday, October 13, 2015 at 8:56:29 AM UTC-7, wrote:
Now the IGC has basically said that you have to commit to a landing away for Silver distance I think it is a poor decision, like Tom. No. The pilot may do a 100k+ O&R. There is no requirement to make a physical landing at the destination. A turn point just needs to be at least 50 km from the release point. But if the pilot can climb and stay above 2000M, then for a 40:1 sailplane it's definitely a local flight. This new rule only handicaps a few locations that may have low thermals and airspace / terrain that precludes safely going more than 25-30km from home... 5Z 
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