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AMA obtains higher altitude limits for Fun Flys ....
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retiredVTT
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AMA obtains higher altitude limits for Fun Flys ....
Bill
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DoverSail
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Re: AMA obtains higher altitude limits for Fun Flys ....
I saw about this. It’s good news but I think AMA and other CBOs need the right to have this altitude waiver in place for their standard club activities.
Realistically, clubs should just be able to get a constant NOTAM or airspace carve-out up to 1700ft or whatever. General aviation gets to basically do whatever they want, and the sky is big. We deserve and should demand a space for ourselves! After all, model aviation predates manned aviation.
Realistically, clubs should just be able to get a constant NOTAM or airspace carve-out up to 1700ft or whatever. General aviation gets to basically do whatever they want, and the sky is big. We deserve and should demand a space for ourselves! After all, model aviation predates manned aviation.
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Lexflyer2022
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Re: AMA obtains higher altitude limits for Fun Flys ....
John,
Absolutely. Is any thing happening at our club pertaining to all of or any of our concerns. I appreciate having MAAC respond to my querries. However it is as if we are done get your license ad be happy??
Just my opinion of course. The Transport Minister has a RPAS task force and they responded to my email. I then sent them a letter in response. It was what I already, and, I am sure everyone has read the requirements to fly issued by MAAC.
Just wondering as I find bowing to the king is the not acceptable. My arthritis says no.
Michael
Absolutely. Is any thing happening at our club pertaining to all of or any of our concerns. I appreciate having MAAC respond to my querries. However it is as if we are done get your license ad be happy??
Just my opinion of course. The Transport Minister has a RPAS task force and they responded to my email. I then sent them a letter in response. It was what I already, and, I am sure everyone has read the requirements to fly issued by MAAC.
Just wondering as I find bowing to the king is the not acceptable. My arthritis says no.
Michael