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Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

8th Sep 2015, 12:16

Replies: 33

Manipulation of controls

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Posted By Whopity

If you can drive a Glasgow bin lorry with a...

If you can drive a Glasgow bin lorry with a medical obtained on the basis of a false declaration I don't think anyone is likely to take action against a control manipulator.

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

6th Sep 2015, 07:59

Replies: 33

Manipulation of controls

Views: 6,995

Posted By Whopity

Which is of course a "passenger flight" and...

Which is of course a "passenger flight" and doesn't provide any answer to the origial question.

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

31st Aug 2015, 12:17

Replies: 33

Manipulation of controls

Views: 6,995

Posted By Whopity

Why not just tell her what to do and then let her...

Why not just tell her what to do and then let her go do it? She is qualified you are not! No need for you to be there!

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

24th Aug 2015, 16:09

Replies: 33

Manipulation of controls

Views: 6,995

Posted By Whopity

Hence Billiebob's point about only a court can...

Hence Billiebob's point about only a court can deceide what it really means. This is but one small example of the ambiguities that exist within the regulation.
I recall the days when the RAF had...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

21st Aug 2015, 19:09

Replies: 33

Manipulation of controls

Views: 6,995

Posted By Whopity

That sounds perfectly reasonable, to manipulate...

That sounds perfectly reasonable, to manipulate the controls is to "pilot" an aeroplane however; the UK ANO only defines "Pilot in Command"
i.e their responsibility is for the "operation" of the...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

20th Aug 2015, 14:44

Replies: 33

Manipulation of controls

Views: 6,995

Posted By Whopity

There is nothing illegal about letting your...

There is nothing illegal about letting your passenger "have a go" on a private flight. They are after all a passenger, and it doesn't count towards training for a licence, however: it may make them...

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