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Old 30th Sep 2019, 01:28
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nomorehelosforme
 
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Originally Posted by Ascend Charlie
Night passenger flights / charter (in our land) requires a twin, with an instrument-rated pilot. So it doesn't happen, too darned expensive.

Some operators got around it by calling it a "photographic flight", and some even used to issue the pax with a disposable camera (in the bad old days where a thing called "film" was inside the camera).
Thank you AC, that’s the type of answer I was guessing at. It seems this year there have been so many questions asked about night flights(tours, sightseeing, coporate and charter) accidents where pilot ratings and aircraft specifications appear to be the cause of the accident.

i don’t profess to an expert under any circumstances but we all seem to be reading the same types of questions regarding night flight accidents.
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