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PFRA.2.7
Topic:
Emergencies, accidents, incidents
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Operating an aircraft in a manner that endangers another person or property is, under Australian law:
A.
Only a civil matter, to be settled privately between the parties directly involved
B.
A serious offence under the Civil Aviation Act with heavy penalties and possible criminal charges
C.
A minor infringement only, dealt with by way of a caution letter
D.
Permitted in Class G airspace where no ATC service is provided
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