Changes CAO 95.12.1

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quote:Originally posted by Murray BarkerPaul, Two instances when you can legally land on a road to refuel.(1) If the road is on your property or with written permision from the owner of the property.(2) Fraser Island where the beach is a gazetted road and you have a vehical beach permit.(And yor are endorsed for beach opperations). The latter I can give you at the nationals,assuming you meet the requirements.Ok, thanks Murray, a two seater does not need written permission, only permission, and I have yet to see anyone give written permission unless they are in the flying fraternity.I was ASRA President when we got that 2 seat ANO in 1990, and I made sure that the word written was ommited.Where do you cross from the mainland to Fraser island?Aussie Paul. []www.firebirdgyros.com

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Where do you cross to Fraser island? Mmmm, bit of a loaded question that one Paul, probably at a point no more than 150 meters from the shoreline unless the pilot wears a life jacket and the gyroplane is equipped with floatation equipment which is capable of ensuring that the gyroplane will remain afloat should it be forced to alight on the water....now where did I read that?.