When does a seaplane have right of way? [1 pt]

"Bart" wrote in message
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When does a seaplane have right of way? [1 pt]

When aircraft, or an aircraft and a
vessel (e.g., a motorboat), are on crossing courses, the
aircraft or vessel to the other's right has the right-of-way.
Since the seaplane is to the motorboat's right, the seaplane
has the right-of-way.

"Bart" wrote in message
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When does a seaplane have right of way? [1 pt]

Never under the Colregs. Until then new WIG (wing in ground) rule, that is.
Seaplane is higher in the pecking order than WIG

Wilbur Hubbard

Bart wrote:
When does a seaplane have right of way? [1 pt]

When you are in a a kayak, and the dork in the Twin Otter can't see you,
or just doen't give a ****...


Cheers
Martin

"Marty" wrote in message
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Bart wrote:
When does a seaplane have right of way? [1 pt]

When you are in a a kayak, and the dork in the Twin Otter can't see you,
or just doen't give a ****...


Cheers
Martin


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iY6AWs2QMbM

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Capt. JG wrote:
"Marty" wrote in message
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Bart wrote:
When does a seaplane have right of way? [1 pt]
When you are in a a kayak, and the dork in the Twin Otter can't see you,
or just doen't give a ****...


Cheers
Martin


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iY6AWs2QMbM


Heh heh!