"Dylan Smith" wrote in message
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On 2006-04-01, Sam Spade wrote:
No one cares unless there is an accident or serious incident. If there
is, which involves weather, and there is no record of an official
briefing, the FAA can reasonable conclude that you failed to obtain the
necessary preflight information.

So print out the weather from the 'unofficial' source, so when you do
crash, they'll find your weather self-briefing in the wreckage.

Unless it burns up, blows away, gets drenched, etc. Leaving it at home is
probably a better idea. (When we do Angel Flights, we have to mail the
signed liability waivers before the flight rather than taking the waivers on
the plane.)

--Gary