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![]() "thunder" wrote in message ... On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 17:54:36 -0500, RCE wrote: Me too. I don't know, but I'd hazard a guess that there are far more fatal boating accidents (for all causes) than small, private plane fatal accidents (for all causes). I wouldn't be the least surprised if you are right. Boating may be a bigger in terms of participants though, so we'd have to convert the numbers to percentages of registered boats and small aircraft. To be fair though, aviation is much more regulated. If, and I am not saying it should be, but if, boating was as regulated as aviation there would be very, very, few boating fatalities. Private aviation is regulated in the respect that you need to be licensed to fly, have a up to date physical (which is basically confirming that you are breathing) and the aircraft have mandatory maintenance and inspection requirements. Other than that, there's not much regulation other than flying by the rules. And some don't. RCE |
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