Cornishman
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Re:Well Done
Just a small point about your examiner's Q2. Nobody, in any situation, has the "right of way" according to the Rules. Indeed, the phrase does not appear anywhere in the Rules. Instead one vessel which is required to give way to another grants it a right of way. The examiner should have known this and phrased his question differently unless he was seeking an answer similar to what I have just wrote, as Ernie Wise might have said.
A WIG is a Wing-in-Ground craft which is a multimodal craft which in its operational mode flies in close proximity to the surface by utilising surface-effect acton
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Just a small point about your examiner's Q2. Nobody, in any situation, has the "right of way" according to the Rules. Indeed, the phrase does not appear anywhere in the Rules. Instead one vessel which is required to give way to another grants it a right of way. The examiner should have known this and phrased his question differently unless he was seeking an answer similar to what I have just wrote, as Ernie Wise might have said.
A WIG is a Wing-in-Ground craft which is a multimodal craft which in its operational mode flies in close proximity to the surface by utilising surface-effect acton
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