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Old 11th November 2007 | 22:08
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DFC
 
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From: Euroland
I have yet to fly an aircraft that can not be landed or taken-off in less than the distance specified in the flight manual.

The CAA and the insurer will ignore the 50,000 previous times you landed in a 50 knot crosswind if you break the aircraft while landing in a 20 knot crosswind when the max demonstrated is 15.

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Life's a Beech,

Your instructor would have been guilty of manslaughter if you had killed yourself.

The point is that FullyFlapped is by definition claiming to be a test pilot and consequently will have prepared in advance a test flying programme, have appropriate test cards as well as data obtained and will have a report that because of their credibility as a test pilot will be acepted.

I have been involved in test flying for a few years but still operate under the supervision and guidance of a more experienced pilot (as well as a flight test engineer) and must submit all reports through the designated senior test pilot.

Getting away with it and living to write an email is not test flying.

Regards,

DFC
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