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Old 28th December 2006 | 10:11
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From: Quite near 'An aerodrome somewhere in England'
I wouldn't expect to have to carry the MoT in the car though.

Utterly daft to expect the CofA to be carried on all instructional flights within the UK FIR. A copy, perhaps - but why? The original should more sensibly be kept safely on the ground. Worst case - aircraft crashes and burns out completely. Where is the C of A? Err - this bit of ash here, I think?

So - a flight that lands at another aerodrome and then comes back again may (or may not) be considered 'one flight', depending on which Belgranist one talks to?

Student flies 3 flights A to B, B to C, C to A. Three separate flights? Not for FI '25 solo sign off' purposes, according to LASORS.

Student flies 3 flights. Walk out, start up, take-off, fly 1 circuit, land, taxy in, shut down, get out and walk to club. Repeat x 2. 3 separate flights - nothing to say they're not......

Daft ideas can spring from the Belgrano before their impact has been properly addressed.
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