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Posted By:
Don Maxwell
Date Posted:
Jun 27, 2015
Description:
My Searey insurance underwriter says I'm grown up enough now to qualify for annual flight reviews. (Annual physicals, too.) They're so thoughtful!
So I thought in return I should give them their money's worth (well, MY money's worth, that is). This year's review was in a landplane, so no splashing this time; but maybe it qualifies as dashing. In any case, it was a whole lot of fun. And pbbbbbbt! to the U.S. Specialty Insurance Company.
Brief video: http://youtu.be/m49ISI3Isuw
Date Taken:
2015-06-24
Place Taken:
Central Virginia
Owner:
Don Maxwell
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Carr, Frank - Jun 27,2015
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I feel your pain, Don. But you describe it so much more elegantly than I. My insurance says the same for me. But they said, unofficially, that
if I flew the SR as a light sport I didn't need the annual biannual physical, just the ""annual BFR"".
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Don Maxwell - Jun 27,2015
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Mine will accept a non-FAA physical exam by my family doctor on the off-years. But I still pbbbbbt! on them.
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