| Re: Query about incident reporting to CASA |
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Group: aus.aviation · Group Profile
Author: Stealth PilotStealth Pilot Date: Aug 16, 2007 07:20
On Wed, 15 Aug 2007 15:50:02 -0700, VH-UNR gmail.com>
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>He will lose his licence for failure to report if he is caught. Also,
>because of the prop strike the whole engine needs to be overhauled
>because you don't know what damage was done inside the crank case.
>This is what happened when our 172 UNR crashed. He could potentially
>be flying with some major damage just waiting to conk out as he's over
>the middle of no where
clueless.
he broke a wooden prop in a taxy manouver.
a very very different situation to a cessna 172 banging a metal prop.
have you ever read the regs?
do you realise that it is entirely legal to fly a totally unairworthy
aircraft to a base for maintenance.
there are conditions but it is totally legal to do it.
Stealth Pilot
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