Re: FAR 91.157 Operating in icing conditions

"Teacherjh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> I did not misunderstand it.
>

What you stated about it was not correct.


>
> Until you can find an airplane that stays in the
> air when it crashes, flying in icing conditions without proper equipment
> endangers people and property on the ground.
>

Then all flight violates FAR 91.13.  Again, you're misinterpreting the
regulation.


>
> The end result is either your certificate is lifted, or it isn't.  The FAA
gets
> to decide.  If the FAA "mis"interprets its own regulations and lifts your
> certificate, your certificate is still lifted.
>

True, but that's another issue.  If the regulations don't mean what they say
they don't mean anything.


>
> Thanks for enlightening me.   I'll go sit in the corner now.
>

Take the FARs with you.