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Regulierungswahnsinn Regierungspraesidium Freiburg
Wenn man glaubt, dass der Regelungswahnsinn nicht mehr zu toppen ist, findet sich doch immer noch was. Ich wollte am Samstag nach Freiburg (EDTF). Auf der Suche nach den Oeffnungszeiten auf der Homepage ... [read]
Gefährlichster Flugplatz Europas? Quax in Gefahr!
Nunja eine excellente Beschreibung und Dokumentation was man beim Anflug auf Courchevel alles passieren kann und wie man es verhindert. Auf jeden Fall ist meine Hochachtung für den Piloten weiter gestigen ... [read]
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We criticise, analyze and report first hand from the cockpit. Assumingly we're the only
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In German language, there is no alternative to Pilot und Flugzeug.
On 114 pages we report on general aviation from single engine to bizjets.
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In the past years we helped fend off multiple aviation related fines.
We're operating an ATO that is training more than 70 type-ratings per year on five divverent Jet- and Turboprop types.
We ensured that Flight Safety was approved as German training facility.
We showed that many German VFr procedures around uncontrolled airfields
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