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Help - I busted into the Class B SEATAC airspace last night, does anyone have any advice ?



 
 
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Old October 24th 03, 02:00 PM
Todd Pattist
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sdfsdf wrote:


I believe it is easier to bust the Bravo using TK or DTK up as I find that
students then only have an idea of their position in relation to their
track, whereas North up enables them to relate the GPS image to their
sectional chart.



TK up is better when you know where you are. North up is
probably better if you don't and are trying to compare GPS
to the sectional.
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