Unpaved Airport Landings Sample Clauses

Unpaved Airport Landings. The Pilot is NOT ALLOWED to conduct any “unpaved airport landings”. “Unpaved Airport Landings” include, but are not limited to: grass, turf, unpaved, gravel and/or any other unstable surface.
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Unpaved Airport Landings. Except with prior written permission from ATI, or while in training with an ATI flight instructor, the Pilot is NOT PERMITTED to conduct any “Unpaved Airport Landings”, which include, but are not limited to: grass, turf, unpaved, gravel and/or any other unstable surface.
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Unpaved Airport Landings. The Pilot is NOT ALLOWED to conduct any “unpaved
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Unpaved Airport Landings. Unless a pilot has received training and a sign­off with a PFS
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