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Old 26th Mar 2006, 04:01
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biggles190
 
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I take it you have never been told by a client that the feild down wind is 1. ready to be defoiliated, 2. not a suseptable crop or 3. weeds and it wont matter if it's drifted and later find out this was not the case??

How many aircraft have been trashed because a pilot has gone back to land with a full load becuase he was not given all the information?

Ever tried landing an 802 with a full can knowing locking a wheel to keep it straight usualy means blowing a tyre??

Some states have equal resposibility for farmer/agent/agronomist/ operator with a smaller fine for pilot.

If all states did this, it would make saying no easier and harder for a client to push an unsafe job.
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