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"Mxsmanic" wrote in message ... Dylan Smith writes: Why is it therefore deemed not only acceptable but entirely normal that there is no in-flight fuel cross check in the form of a gauge that at least gives a reasonable indication of how much fuel you have left? Some pilots apparently love aviation so much that they're willing to die in the cockpit. Correction, some people actually love aviation so much that they are actually willing to fly. |
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