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And at the rates given in the article, you could theoretically stay airborne for over 8 hours. Keep in mind that most pilots would like to keep about an extra h
by dkokelley 17y ago
And at the rates given in the article, you could theoretically stay airborne for over 8 hours. Keep in mind that most pilots would like to keep about an extra hour's worth of fuel in reserves should your intended destination be unavailable. Still, figure a 'road' trip of about 6 hours in your seat, with no bathroom breaks, and no rest stops.
- spitfire 17y agoIt's not like, it's a legal requirement to have 45 minutes of reserve fuel, plus some for maneuvering . So call it a one hour legal requirement.