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October 31st 03, 04:23 AM
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John Bell wrote: It appears that a lot of pilots are violating airspace even with GPS on board. Actually, from what I've read, *more* violations occur with GPS on board than without. The reason is that pilots with GPS tend to cut pretty close to the limits because the *think* they know exactly where those airspace limits are. Pilots without GPS receivers tend to give protected airspace a little more leeway because they aren't exactly sure where they are. George Patterson You can dress a hog in a tuxedo, but he still wants to roll in the mud. 
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