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In article , Morgans wrote:
Shaun Tucker bores you? He has extreme power, but the stuff he does can not be done by airplanes. Somehow he does them. :-) Actually, yeah. Now, a few years back, we ran into his airplane and his ferry pilot stuck in the same weather we were in Maryland. Turns out that biplane has a complete, removable IFR panel. The ferry pilot was talking about his experiences flying it in hard IFR. _That_ was cool. Tina Marie -- http://www.tripacerdriver.com "...One of the main causes of the fall of the Roman Empire was that, lacking zero, they had no way to indicate successful termination of their C programs." (Robert Firth) |
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Recently, Denny posted:
I have long expressed my opinion that public displays of low level aerobatics entails risk vastly out of proportion to any benefits, perceived or real... What activity that displays unusual proficiency and skill *does* have benefits beyond the entertainment of the viewer? Why not go troll some NASCAR group about the lack of benefit of that activity to General Automobile drivers? Why not harrass those watchng the Tour de France about the lack of benefit to General Bicyclists? Somehow, I think you just "don't get it". But, apparently tens of thousands of others *do* get it, so not to worry. Neil |
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![]() "Denny" wrote in message ups.com... I have long expressed my opinion that public displays of low level aerobatics entails risk vastly out of proportion to any benefits, perceived or real... Your opinions are of little interest to the informed world. Aerobatic displays do not improve public support for general aviation nor for the preservation of local airports... Evidence? Aerobatic displays do not foster a favorable opinion of general aviation among the lawmakers of this country - who are exquisitely sensitive to the mood of the public... Evidence? And the carnage albeit infrequent, only reinforces the perception among the insurance companies that any form of aviation is an underwriting loss just looking for a place to happen... Evidence? moo |
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How about we do away with all risk and sit around in a circle and look
at each other. Naw let's not. -- Gene Seibel Tales of Flight - http://pad39a.com/gene/tales.html Because I fly, I envy no one. |
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![]() "Gene Seibel" wrote in message oups.com... How about we do away with all risk and sit around in a circle and look at each other. Naw let's not. -- Kind of like here on USENET? |
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![]() Hi I read your message and I have to admit I totally disagree with you, I have been watching aerobatics since I was a young boy and a reason I became a pilot is from watching these guys putting their planes upside down. As someone previously stated we don't need any more reductions in freedom, I like watching aerobatics and obviously a lot of other people do, if you don’t like it just don’t attend the show. Oliver. -- oliverledoux ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Posted via OziPilots Online [ http://www.OziPilotsOnline.com.au ] - A website for Australian Pilots regardless of when, why, or what they fly - |
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Airshows have no impact whatsoever on GA insurance.
To watch the pilots at a top airshow is to watch some of the finest in the world. For myself, I'll sit and watch a plumber - if he's the best at what he does. There is a lot to be said for watching the best - whatever their talent is. And in airshows, I'm watching the best of the best of the best. That is the intoxication that brings us back every year. Tony C-GICE In article . com, "Denny" wrote: I have long expressed my opinion that public displays of low level aerobatics entails risk vastly out of proportion to any benefits, perceived or real... Aerobatic displays do not improve public support for general aviation nor for the preservation of local airports... Aerobatic displays do not foster a favorable opinion of general aviation among the lawmakers of this country - who are exquisitely sensitive to the mood of the public... And the carnage albeit infrequent, only reinforces the perception among the insurance companies that any form of aviation is an underwriting loss just looking for a place to happen... I simply do not see any benefits to GA stemming from low level displays of aerobatics in front of the general public... denny -- Tony Roberts PP-ASEL VFR OTT Night Cessna 172H C-GICE |
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