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Old 19th Jan 2011, 00:53
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I appreciate your concern, and I'm seeking guidance to revisit that definition, even as we speak. Is there any other?

Visually checking visual waypoints during VFR flight isn't a tradition. It's a functional requirement of navigation by pilotage, and a crucial part of learning to fly. Not exactly a lost art.

Not exactly anything to do with the notion that "beancounters" are conspiring to limit or reduce airmanship on a global basis in airlines, either.
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