donjohnston
En-Route
I got a really bad feeling about this.
https://www.avweb.com/avwebflash/ne...ses-Concern-at-Ohio-High-School-230457-1.html
https://www.avweb.com/avwebflash/ne...ses-Concern-at-Ohio-High-School-230457-1.html
Missed portion just before that quote "...Strongly advised to avoid..."NOTAM has been in place for years.
FDC 6/8818 "AVOID THE AIRSPACE ABOVE OR IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE"
If you drill down on TSA critical infrastructure, you find "The Education Facilities Subsector covers pre-kindergarten through 12th grade schools, institutions of higher education, and business and trade schools. "
Of course, the TSA critical infrastructure also includes airports - so if you were planning on doing a few loops around the pattern...
Yes, the FAA is saying that you are " STRONGLY ADVISED TO AVOID" airports ("TO THE EXTENT PRACTICABLE")Missed portion just before that quote "...Strongly advised to avoid..."
Think of the children! They are truly our greatest national asset and must be protected at all costs. Henceforth all school roofs shall be painted with pink and blue stripes so that pilots can readily identify them and avoid any airspace (at all altitudes) within thirty miles. Of course scheduled airliners and government operated aircraft are exempt.I would hope that common sense would prevail.
Yup. Flying a small airplane over a school is EXACTLY LIKE sneaking into it and shooting the children with an assault weapon!Think of the children! They are truly our greatest national asset and must be protected at all costs. Henceforth all school roofs shall be painted with pink and blue stripes so that pilots can readily identify them and avoid any airspace (at all altitudes) within thirty miles....
It’s worse! The daily trauma of seeing those little planes in the air sounding like angry lawnmowers is too much for a young mind. No wonder they all stay indoors and play Xbox!Yup. Flying a small airplane over a school is EXACTLY LIKE sneaking into it and shooting the children with an assault weapon!![]()
I got a really bad feeling about this.
https://www.avweb.com/avwebflash/ne...ses-Concern-at-Ohio-High-School-230457-1.html
I would hope that common sense would prevail.
Yup. Flying a small airplane over a school is EXACTLY LIKE sneaking into it and shooting the children with an assault weapon!![]()
Once they put a system in place where my GPS (or at least ForeFlight) shows these oh-so-critical infrastructures, they can start enforcing it. Because otherwise, howTF am I supposed to know what a building contains down below? From the air, they all look alike. (yes, I am a building racist)NOTAM has been in place for years.
FDC 6/8818 "AVOID THE AIRSPACE ABOVE OR IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE"
If you drill down on TSA critical infrastructure, you find "The Education Facilities Subsector covers pre-kindergarten through 12th grade schools, institutions of higher education, and business and trade schools. "
LOLOf course, the TSA critical infrastructure also includes airports - so if you were planning on doing a few loops around the pattern...