FAR 91.151 requires 30 minutes of VFR fuel reserve by day and 45 at night - but here's why smart pilots plan for more.
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PatternFAR 91.151 requires 30 minutes of day fuel reserve, but smart cross-country planning to Oshkosh demands far more.
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PatternFAR 91.151 sets a 30-minute day VFR fuel reserve, but that legal minimum is a floor - smart pilots plan an hour.
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