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Old February 20th 04, 03:46 PM
G.R. Patterson III
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Rick Durden wrote:

George,

What is the total time each way, general aviation and airline?


Varies. With the advance time you have to show up for security and such, I can
make about the same time or better. United is fastest at 4 hours from takeoff in
NJ to landing in TN, but I'd have to be at the airport at about 5am for that
flight. Delta is 4.5 hours leaving mid-morning. Continental is 6 hours with two
changes.

I take about 6.5 from takeoff in NJ to landing in TN.

George Patterson
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