I object to CAA's proposed changes that would require all landing strips to be licenced
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Bobby Tasker
9 years ago
I object to the proposal. As an Ag Pilot I use unregistered airstrips 99% of the time. These proposals will kill the Agricultural and fire fighting industries.
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Fred Sherriff
9 years ago
STOP
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I agree with the need to keep flying safe at all levels but logic needs to be applied to the regulations as per the nature of operations at the particular field.
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Fred Stemmett
9 years ago
CAA is out of control!! And run by people who are just protecting their jobs. A petition alone will not suffice. The current representatives of GA, i.e., Misasa, AOPA and the many others must oppose collectively, and when necessary bring the matter before a competent court!!
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Peter Coskey
9 years ago
I am opposed to this proposed amendment
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Jacques Lambert
9 years ago
For the sake of general aviation do not kill recreational aviation by imposing regulations on unregistered airfields. This will limit the access of grass root aviation
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Paul Hood
9 years ago
What on earth is South Africa's CAA objective hear? Surely this is not a safety issue? looks short sighted.
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Don Stanton
9 years ago
I am adamantly opposed to this proposed amendment. Ill-conceived and over-reaching.
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Mark Haskell
9 years ago
This proposal Will cost too much, And kill aviation in your country.
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Clayton
9 years ago
I object to the proposed regulation
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Hamish Ross
9 years ago
This appears to be ill-concieved and short sighted. I oppose these amendments
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Tim Watson
9 years ago
I am opposed to the proposed amendments
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Olfert Landt
9 years ago
I am flying every year in South Africa. With the new regulations in charge I will restrict my travels to countries such as Namibia and Botswana.
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LM Enslin
9 years ago
I object to this new regulation.
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Mark Donnelly
9 years ago
My family spent over $50,000 US to visit Africa last year and fly into several safari camps. We are planning to go back next year, but will not visit South Africa if these restrictive rules are enforced and likely cause closure of the backcountry safari landing strips.
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Willem Norval
9 years ago
The SACAA is thoughtlessly promoting their own agenda without consulting the aviation community.
Not practical ,to restrictive.
Do not ruin the freedom of flight!
Don't be ridiculous, Stop this!
I object to CAA's proposed changes that would require all landing strips to be licenced
I object to the proposal. As an Ag Pilot I use unregistered airstrips 99% of the time. These proposals will kill the Agricultural and fire fighting industries.
STOP
I agree with the need to keep flying safe at all levels but logic needs to be applied to the regulations as per the nature of operations at the particular field.
CAA is out of control!! And run by people who are just protecting their jobs. A petition alone will not suffice. The current representatives of GA, i.e., Misasa, AOPA and the many others must oppose collectively, and when necessary bring the matter before a competent court!!
I am opposed to this proposed amendment
For the sake of general aviation do not kill recreational aviation by imposing regulations on unregistered airfields. This will limit the access of grass root aviation
What on earth is South Africa's CAA objective hear? Surely this is not a safety issue? looks short sighted.
I am adamantly opposed to this proposed amendment. Ill-conceived and over-reaching.
This proposal Will cost too much, And kill aviation in your country.
I object to the proposed regulation
This appears to be ill-concieved and short sighted. I oppose these amendments
I am opposed to the proposed amendments
I am flying every year in South Africa. With the new regulations in charge I will restrict my travels to countries such as Namibia and Botswana.
I object to this new regulation.
My family spent over $50,000 US to visit Africa last year and fly into several safari camps. We are planning to go back next year, but will not visit South Africa if these restrictive rules are enforced and likely cause closure of the backcountry safari landing strips.
The SACAA is thoughtlessly promoting their own agenda without consulting the aviation community.