Yesterday, I took the verbosely titled Know Before You Go: Navigating Today's Airspace course. It is a good review of our complex airspace system, and I had just about decided to recommend it to all my gliding friends, when I encountered the "Miscellaneous Airspace Areas" part of the lesson:

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Note the subject of this sentence:
When practical, pilots should remain clear of these areas.
Once again, I agree with the advice given. But I would have used slightly different wording. Something along the lines of "When practical, bozos should remain clear of the pilots in these areas."
1 comment:
How about "Airplane drivers should watch out for pilots in the area."
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