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Old August 25th 04, 04:46 PM
Roger Long
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Oh right, I forgot that she would have been starting off in Class G. I'm
used to thinking about what I need to get out of our Class C.

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Roger Long



"Gary Drescher" wrote in message
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Of course, that could have meant revealing that she set off on
a less than legal VFR flight


The flight may have been unwise, but wasn't the weather (as reported at

MLT)
legal for daytime VFR in Class G as long as she stayed below the 700'
ceiling?

--Gary




 




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