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January 29th 04, 06:40 AM
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On 2004-01-28 20:45:04 -0800, "SeeAndAvoid"
said: Hey all, Anyone in the Great Lakes area familiar with the procedures for overflying Canadian airspace? Specifically from the Detroit area to Niagara Falls, NY. Is there a fee if you don't land in Canada? Do you still have to file a DVFR flight plan? I can't believe you'd have to go through customs once in NY, right? You only need to go through customs if you land in a foreign country. If you use Canadian air traffic services, it seems to me you'll be charged. I know we pay for overflight, and I can't imagine that they can tell the difference between private and commercial flights. -- Larry Fransson Seattle, WA 
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