Everskyward
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TFR in Dallas tomorrow 10/4
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DaleB
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When I read those, I have to wonder how many R/C airplane and model rocket flyers have no clue they're busting a TFR. Other than certain high powered model rocketry none of it requires licensing or certification, and many flyers don't belong to any sort of group that might disseminate the information. Not that it matters much, I really doubt a park flyer 10 miles away from El Presidente is going to attract much notice. Just an academic question.
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The larger school at KDTO (my home, and outside of the rings) frequently goes to KAFW for TnG's and other practice because it's very close and a nice long runway. KAFW is in the ring.
I wonder if any CFI's forget and head there versus going elsewhere outside the TFR.
I wonder if any CFI's forget and head there versus going elsewhere outside the TFR.
DaleB
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Hey, if so they can always have an impromptu lesson in intercept procedures.
Jeanie
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It would be a big and not so fun "teaching moment".
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lol... yup... And KAFW is frequented by many military jets... so time to intercept will be REAAAAL short.Hey, if so they can always have an impromptu lesson in intercept procedures.