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Gero Kuhlmann wrote:
> 
> Hi Alex,
> 
> Alex France (adf@crosfield.co.uk) wrote:
> > Just curious, but is this legal in Germany? I refer to the advertising
> > and not the cost-sharing flights. In other countries (e.g. US an UK) it
> > is OK to do cost sharing flights, but not to in any way advertise
> > them.
> 
> If I remember the German rules correctly they don't say anything about
> advertising for cost-sharing flights, so I assume it's legal. At least
> it's a very common thing for flying clubs to advertise cost-sharing round-
> trip flights, and letting private pilots (e.g. club members) do the flying.
> Were did you find a restriction on advertising cost-sharing flights in the
> US? FAR 61.118 just tells your priviliges as a private pilot regarding
> hire and sharing of operating costs, but nothing about advertising. But
> I don't know the entire FAR's so I may have missed something?
> 
> Another issue is advertising any flights (be it commercial or just for
> cost sharing) in Usenet groups other than those meant for advertising.
> Does that still comply with the netiquette?  And besides that a price
> of 1,- DM per person for a C172 seems rater high to me. In my club we
> pay 2,80 DM per minute, and a 172 can take four people which makes 0,70
> DM per person per minute.
> 
> gero.
> 
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Gero

I would like to be a member of your club!!! Only DM 168.- per hour for a 
Cessna 172 is nothing in Germany. Pse more information.

Tim