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I'm curious why you don't film the whole flight. I'm almost surprised it's not a requirement, given how cheap and easy it is now.

• Joky 6y ago
  There is very little requirement on equipment to fly in the US, you don't even need a radio in the majority of the space (only when you approach towered airports and other busy / special areas). So we're far from requiring a camera :)
  • sjburt 6y ago
    Sure but for what GA costs on a recurring basis, a small camera or two is such a negligible cost and is really valuable for learning.
    • bonestamp2 6y ago
      Not to mention, there's a great possibility that these unidentified aircraft are American.
  • sneak 6y ago
    What you say may be true, but the conclusion isn't, I don't think. Case in point: the FAA now requires a digital transmitter beacon (ADS-B) in most of the commonly used airspaces in the continental US as of last month.