Re: Light-Sport Aircraft Yahoo group The crowded General Aviation Market needs a Consolidation of the minor Players

A heart attack isnt the end of fling forever. Its only a small setback. I know a couple people who have had heart attacks and been able to get their medical back and as was mentioned, for a sport pilot you dont need a medical. But you do need to be fit to fly.   Daniel --- On Thu, 2/17/11, Dennis Meeks <den@beanballs.com> wrote: From: Dennis Meeks <den@beanballs.com> Subject: Re: Light-Sport Aircraft Yahoo group The crowded General Aviation Market needs a Consolidation of the minor Players To: Sport_Aircraft@yahoogroups.com Date: Thursday, February 17, 2011, 1:17 PM   I husseled like crazy to get my Flightstar single seat (ultralight) certified as an expeimental LSA while I could. I had a heart attack at 61 years of age and now it sits as a lawn ornament anyway. My message here is that the ultralight pilots could still be in the air provided they could find clean non-ethanol tainted fuel. A whole nother can of worms. Den, aka Bubbles The Clown

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