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In France by the book (circuit joins, and mandatory use of French for French pilots in France)

French is my first language: I have no doubt whatsoever that the rule is about French citizens being compelled to speak French.

I don’t think that the rule can be legally enforced. As it’s a posture taken by French authorities, the enforcability does not really matter.
The question about French being allowed at all at large airports has been raised, as mandated by European regulation. Of course the answer is or will be that French will continue to be allowed.

In your country, is there a “guide VFR” or equivalent?

There was one in the UK, has it been kept up to date?

Last Edited by Piotr_Szut at 31 May 20:13
Paris, France

The French VFR Guide is the package comprising of the 1:1M SIA charts and the accompanying handbook listing the various rules, the D R and P areas and their activity times, yes? I used to buy that pack from the SIA shop.

There was one in the UK, has it been kept up to date?

Probably this.

But it was a pure accident I came across it; I have never heard of it before or since.

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