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Old 17th Mar 2023, 07:36
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Clinton McKenzie
 
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Because that dollar changes the attitude and expectations of the passenger. A passenger who pays nothing understands that they are taking on personal risk. A passenger who pays a dollar, has now bought their ride, and expects full commercial protection.


Really?

So on a cost-sharing flight with all POB being pilots - the vast majority of the cost-sharing flights I've engaged in over the last few decades - we were all expecting "full commercial protection"?

And in the case of a flight in which only the PIC is a pilot, why is CASA allowing the other e.g. 5 POB who may be sharing the direct costs not to be afforded "full commercial protection"?
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