Originally Posted by
mullokintyre
Sorry Lead, I don't speak in Riddles. If I look out of my window at home, look at the windsock on the farm strip, do me pre flight , take off and land at my neighbours eight miles away, why do I need to log on to NAIPS??
Mull,
If you actually read what I wrote, I didn't say you had to log in to NAIPS. What I did say, in words that you didn't understand, is that there are regulatory requirements for pre-flight information, and you should understand what applies, how much or how little, to your flight. CAR 233 is still on the books.
Tootle pip!!
PS: "In the vicinity"? Among the sundry criteria, "Vicinity" has a specific definition, really only applicable to met, re. preflight data ( see CAR 239)--- unless something that I have missed has been hidden in Part 91 etc., which is entirely possible.