@europax, yes I do confirm… a homebuilt is absolutely useless for international flying, and you cannot fly IFR with one, QED 🤣
@Ibra, of course, I used the whole of the 3’500m, and also the 45m width, since I pay for it. Came in from Granada LEGR, friendly and affordable but complicated (and hot) place…
@Europaxs, irony travels poorly on the internet, and in the interest of promoting Annex 1 to new people on EuroGA you might like to make fewer such statements.
It depends on the detail; Annex 1 is generally difficult in Europe in circumstances requiring IFR, high altitude (Mode S mandatory), permits, etc. So aircraft such as the Lancair Evolution – a PT6 turboprop which is great in the US – are much less useful in Europe. I recommend you to review the Evolution threads where the various matters are discussed in a constructive manner. Also check out the SFC (specific fuel consumption) of a PT6 at low altitudes. There are unsurprisingly very few (only 2 or 3) flying in Europe.
Dan flies an RV.
Peter wrote:
irony travels poorly on the internet, and in the interest of promoting Annex 1 to new people on EuroGA you might like to make fewer such statements.
I was thinking, that anyone beeing on EuroGA for more than a week was perfectly aware who’s leg I was pulling… 
today’s pic… refueling at GMMI
okok, one more… Essaouira city 😎
Nice 😀
Dan wrote:
Dan18-Jun-24 22:02941
today’s pic… refueling at GMMI
Awesome adventure! Full report of Morocco when able, if you feel like it. Many thanks for this.
Did you check this establishment out btw:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/yhx5j7t9qSdiE1Ki9
europaxs wrote:
I was thinking, that anyone beeing on EuroGA for more than a week was perfectly aware who’s leg I was pulling…
They´ll get over it! 
Did you check this establishment out btw
Nope, but we sure found another good one, deciding factor being the availability of a certain beverage named after “white house” in Spanish language…
Back home, post maintenance test flight of the day took me meandering the Alps… GVA cleared me FL150 for:
Monta Rosa massif (the Sahara sand has not only been deposited on every corner of my ride, but on the snow of the Alps too)
Sempiternal Cervinia/Matterhorn/Cervinio
and the Gd Combin
Wow..
Awesome! That Mt Blanc pic looks like it was taken from about 18k feet?
