thanks a lot curtis, for that precise link and quote!
Btw. is there any alternative to that heap of PDFs, when one wants to research current EASA regulations? Maybe an online HTML version kept current?
Whenever I stumbled across some "as laid down in JAR-FCL 2.xxx (y) App Z" I smashed my head against the keyboard for them not using hyperlinks.
That is exactly the reason why hypertext and hyperlinks were invented in the first place, a couple decades ago!
I understand that I'm flying a 50 years old design with an 50 years old, lead depending, oil eating (right after overhaul) engine, but why have the legal docs to be similarly stoneaged?
I want a colored, hyperlinked, up-to-date but also versioned EASA rules and regulations website, that can be globally filtered by aircraft class, aircraft type, license type, etc. There exist things like content management systems, I've heard.
Peter.