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I'll be flying a VFR-only plane from Charlotte to Lexington next
weekend, and I'm in the process of planning the best route to cross the mountains. The sectionals should arrive in a couple of days, but in the mean time I'm looking at the route, and the elevations appear lower in the route from Asheville up to Greeneville. Also, it looks like this is entirely over a major highway vs. being in the middle of nowhere. I'd like to have as much altitude between me and the ground as possible, but since the plane is VFR only, I can't really plan on climbing to 10,000 feet and crossing over (the weather will be a big factor there) Does anyone have experience with routes in this area? Thanks, Eric |
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