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Old 10th May 2005, 09:58
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Super Cecil
 
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...safe as?

A branch of aviation that does a fair bit of NVFR in this country is AG. There is an odd accident (1 this year?) but for hours flown (very demanding work) I would think the accident rate is a lot lower than normal NVFR? All this with very basic instrumentation, up until a few years ago an AH was unusual and the only instruments were a T+B or turn coodinator, Airspeed and Altimeter. Thankfully now most have an AH even if it is ventui driven.
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