Diversion charges ?
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I don't expect to land free anywhere. It's my decision to go flying, so I don't expect free landings if it all goes wrong. If one can afford to fly, landing fees are part of it, so pay up and like it in my opinion.
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We have a free-landing policy here for genuine emergency weather divs, and in my experience it is bl**dy obvious if its genuine or not as the pilot(s) are usually so happy to be on the ground they couldnt give a flying **** about any landing fee; when they are not charged it comes as a pleasant surpirse.
I think the distinguishing ferature is whether the div was "planned" or not-how you quantify "planned" is not so easy. But like I said above its always been fairly obvious to me the genuine cases and am not aware of anyone abusing the system here- if people do starting abusing it then wo-betide GA in this country.
I think the distinguishing ferature is whether the div was "planned" or not-how you quantify "planned" is not so easy. But like I said above its always been fairly obvious to me the genuine cases and am not aware of anyone abusing the system here- if people do starting abusing it then wo-betide GA in this country.
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Gloucester arent in the fee divert scheme so i wouldn't expect them to waive the landing fee
JW
Last edited by JonWhitehouse; 4th Jul 2005 at 07:20.
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