I'm looking for some advice on airport etiqutte so I'm not one of the boorish people. I know there are many things that a considerate and professional pilot would do not because the regulations require but because it's the way things should be done. In particular I''m talking about arrival, ground operations, parking, tie down, use of pilot lounges, courtesy cars etc at uncontrolled airports. Most of my experience is with military bases or airline operations so I'm kind in the dark about some of these things.
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