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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 airport
by 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 agoSure 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 agoNot to mention, there's a great possibility that these unidentified aircraft are American.
- sneak 6y agoWhat 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.