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Hello,
I'm a fairly low time instrument pilot, and I plan to fly my family from Omaha to Houston's Ellington Field in early September. I have never flown in the Houston area. What routing can I expect in a Piper Arrow for the trip, assuming good weather. I'll have an overnight stop in Palestine, Texas before making the last leg into Houston, so fuel shouldn't be an issue. I'd like to file what is likely to get approved to minimize delays, so if there are any recommendations from experienced Houston area pilots, I'd be glad to hear them. Thanks, Martin |
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