"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message ...


But C.J. is right. As far as the lower levels are concerned, the airlines call
the area below about 8,000' "Indian Country" and they would be very happy if
every airport served by commercial aircraft had a class-B type airspace (the
upside-down wedding cake) and all GA aircraft were prohibited from entry.

Actually, the usual Airline interference in GA is to make sure that GA pays
more taxes so they can pay less and to decrease their impact on the terminal
ground facilities. They don't seem to find us as a threat in the air.