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Old April 29th 04, 09:24 PM
Steven P. McNicoll
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"Bill Denton" wrote in message
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You're wrong; go look at the legend on a Sectional and review
the AIM.


No, I'm not wrong. Every airport with Class B or Class C airspace or a TRSA
has ASR. Hell, the reason they're established is to provide radar services,
how could they do that without radar? There's no need for the little blue R
at these airports because the presence of Class B or Class C airspace or a
TRSA indicates they have ASR, the R would be superfluous.



This subject is of zero importance to me; I have no interest in discussing
it with you further.


If it had no importance to you why'd you join the discussion?


 




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