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KRviator
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So if the pilot IS qualified, can the aircraft be flown in CTA? If the answer is YES, the advertiser is merely highlighting another selling point about their aircraft.   I don't see a proble

aro
aro

It can't legally be flown at all unless the pilot is appropriately qualified i.e. pilot certificate. Does that need to be pointed out?

aro
aro

I'm pretty sure the responsibility is 100% on the car driver to make sure they have the appropriate license for what they are driving. But I don't see any claim like that in the ad anyway.  

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2 hours ago, Jerry_Atrick said:

 

 

On rules around RAA, from reading this forum, it seems a little too restrictive in Aus... and when I finally get back, I may be tempted to stay with GA.

 

 

Maaaaaaaat! - RAA is cool man. RAA has just the nicest handling aircraft and the best econamy too boot. Want the best of GA/RAA - maintain your GA fly RAA 

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2 hours ago, pmccarthy said:

What is true of flying in England is equally true, mutatis mutandis, of flying in Australia. (Had to get some legal Latin mumbo jumbo in here)

Vae tibi, domino Latine!

 

(Hated Latin at school!)

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