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Richard Strickland wrote:
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seriously, what about the 'every once in a while' guy, the fellow/gal
who's got their own field on a farm, park fliers, etc. that don't have
the slightest idea they are now flying in restricted airspace? As a
practical matter, I don't see it as enforceable.<br>
RS </blockquote>
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The AMA sends out the notice of TFRs to all chartered club safety
officers, which is one reason that clubs re required to submit a valid
email address for that person. Clubs are expected to determine if their
field is affected and to post that it is closed if it is.<br>
And as with all things, ignorance of the law is not a defense.<br>
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