Recent content by Alex Lynch

It depends on the law in that area. But in general, there should be a disclaimer on the ticket that the guest may be photographed, video taped, and recorded for promotional purposes(assuming that's why you are flying). And that use of that ticket gives consent. I'm not a lawyer, so any lawyers...

The 16th, but that's a Saturday. So, probably the next weekday, Monday the 18th. That's a guess, unless they postpone again.

It depends on the audience and presentation method. Will there be voice over? If so, then the video should be edited to fit the audio track. If not, 6-8 minutes of flyover can get very dull, very fast. Either way, they need an outline, or script, of what they are trying to convey.

I have a Uniden BC75XLT. It's about $100. Does what I need.

Remember to budget for a VO/assistant.

No, most of the AT is part of The Appalachian National Scenic Trail. Which is NPS, in one form or another.

I've added red/silver reflective tape. About 25% coverage, didn't help mush. I'm going to try 50%.

The COA-cast has an episode, dated May 10, 2021, titled "Ask the FAA All About Flying Under a COA" It cover the mistakes that many organizations make, under a COA. It is eye-opening.