I am very much against the proposal of registering unlicensed aerodromes
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Jan Botma
9 years ago
It will kill recreational flying in SA
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Bennie Du Plessis
9 years ago
This should not be allowed to happen at all
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Tracy van Wyk
9 years ago
This is another example of "we don't want to understand it, so we will stop it" There is no real advantage to this action except to be counter-supportive to the general aviation community.
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Thomas Wieser
9 years ago
Keep unlicensed airports alive please !
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Paul Potgieter
9 years ago
Please do things that make the country better. Closing small airflield will reduce the economy further.
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Hein Vermeulen
9 years ago
What has unlicensed aerodromes got to do with CAA as far as a private aerodrome is concerned. Surely a farmer is entitled to make an airstrip on his farm, and does not have to be licensed!! The pilots use such an aerodrome entirely at their own risk.
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Michael Wright
9 years ago
There is no reason for CAA to want to register private airfields. what is happening here is beauraucratic meddling and a pen pusher trying to justify a job, and frankly infringing on our constitutional rights to live without govt interfering in our daily lives. Private airstrips are not a security threat as they are private and if used for illegal activities then that is an issue for the police to investigate that activity. This is akin to requiring each home owner being required to license their driveway and if they park on an unregistered one then they are breaking the law....really CAA !!
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P B Stockl
9 years ago
More Red Tape equals more Jobs lost.
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ANTON JANSEN VAN RENSBURG
9 years ago
NO
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L Jordaan
9 years ago
this would be a great to the aviation world as how would interested parties gain access to becoming pilots.... it would cripple a very viable ecominical industry
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Richard Nicholson
9 years ago
We use private airfields for ou day to day business. If I can not use them I will close businesses and people will loose jobs!
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Marco Schmidt
9 years ago
Please be reasonable!
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Steffen Schinkel
9 years ago
I have made my validation this year. Just for one trip? ...very bad
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Conrad Walker
9 years ago
By implementing these regulations, the whole character of recreational aviation will be changed for the worse. There is no evidence whatever that safety or pilot competence will in any way be improved, in fact, possibly the opposite.
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Charmaine Clarke
9 years ago
Objection raised!!!!!
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T F MARX
9 years ago
I would like a CAA that is interested in encouraging general aviation instead of killing it because we LOVE it.
Against this change.
I am very much against the proposal of registering unlicensed aerodromes
It will kill recreational flying in SA
This should not be allowed to happen at all
This is another example of "we don't want to understand it, so we will stop it" There is no real advantage to this action except to be counter-supportive to the general aviation community.
Keep unlicensed airports alive please !
Please do things that make the country better. Closing small airflield will reduce the economy further.
What has unlicensed aerodromes got to do with CAA as far as a private aerodrome is concerned. Surely a farmer is entitled to make an airstrip on his farm, and does not have to be licensed!! The pilots use such an aerodrome entirely at their own risk.
There is no reason for CAA to want to register private airfields. what is happening here is beauraucratic meddling and a pen pusher trying to justify a job, and frankly infringing on our constitutional rights to live without govt interfering in our daily lives. Private airstrips are not a security threat as they are private and if used for illegal activities then that is an issue for the police to investigate that activity. This is akin to requiring each home owner being required to license their driveway and if they park on an unregistered one then they are breaking the law....really CAA !!
More Red Tape equals more Jobs lost.
NO
this would be a great to the aviation world as how would interested parties gain access to becoming pilots.... it would cripple a very viable ecominical industry
We use private airfields for ou day to day business. If I can not use them I will close businesses and people will loose jobs!
Please be reasonable!
I have made my validation this year. Just for one trip? ...very bad
By implementing these regulations, the whole character of recreational aviation will be changed for the worse. There is no evidence whatever that safety or pilot competence will in any way be improved, in fact, possibly the opposite.
Objection raised!!!!!
I would like a CAA that is interested in encouraging general aviation instead of killing it because we LOVE it.
Do they want to kill recreational aviation???
Objection raised