Checkout_my_Six
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who pays the private towers today?So the government would provide funds in accordance with the charter?
who pays the private towers today?So the government would provide funds in accordance with the charter?
Hmmm..
The DATABASE centers.
The AIRPORT when landing there..
Seems simple to me...
who pays the private towers today?
What if I decline to pay a DATABASE center and enter controlled airspace anyway. What happens then?
What if I decline to pay a DATABASE center and enter controlled airspace anyway. What happens then?
VFR... probably nothing....
IFR.... They will deny clearance to land, so you can go circle somewhere till you run out of gas...
Your plane gets 'booted' after you land until you pay up. Same as if you don't pay for parking in your car.
You're implying a law has been violated. How can that be? Remember, we're talking about a non-chartered company.
What if I land at an airport where landing clearances are not issued? Same as VFR? Nothing?
What makes you believe it would be non chartered? Nothing else remotely similar in this country is. Try and create your own currency and see what happens.
Does a not for profit system somehow ensure a safer system? Airlines are for profit and their safety record is excellent.
The technology is already here to automate the system, which should be the goal of any modernization effort. A for profit, non chartered corporation will have a reason to reach that goal, a non profit run by committee will not.
Hmmmm..
Feeling kinda thick headed this morning ain't ya... .......
Doesn't seem the same to me. The national airspace is not private property.ADS-B will know when you take off,, match that with fees paid for entry into the national airspace system,,, the computer spits out "NOT CURRENT"..
Flight gets tagged and BOLO is sent to airports along the flight track.... Sooner or later you will run out of gas. Land at a public airport and Barney Fife will boot your plane and wait for the fine to be paid....
Land at a private airport like mine and your plane becomes MINE till you pay my landing fee of 10 bucks a lb .. "per Event".. So your C310 weighs 3200 lbs when you touch down, you owe me 32,000 dollars on the spot. That landing equals one event.....
Wanna leave ? ....
I will sell ya 100 gallons @ 6 bucks a gallon.. But that 100 gallons weighs 600 lbs so your NEW take off fee is 38,000.....
Pay up or that plane is MINE....
Just the same as with private parking enforcement that is legal all over the U.S.A...
Never.
Doesn't seem the same to me. The national airspace is not private property.
Hmmm..
The guvmint seems to think they own it and have total control over it....
Which would make it public property....
Which would make it public property....
What if I decline to pay a DATABASE center and enter controlled airspace anyway. What happens then?
Better question - what if I don't contact them because of a fee but then have a problem that results in serious injury which contacting them could have stopped? In our tort ridden world, is there anyone who believes a private contractor would share no liability for that?
Better question - what if I don't contact them because of a fee but then have a problem that results in serious injury which contacting them could have stopped? In our tort ridden world, is there anyone who believes a private contractor would share no liability for that?
And was Henning holding up Austailia as an example of how an air system should be run?