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"Larry Dighera" wrote in message
... The way I interpret this: "The new study says O'Hare can handle just 190 to 200 arrivals and departures per hour, fewer than a 2001 study that recommended a maximum of 200 to 202 flights per hour." it would seem that the Meigs closure has reduced ALL operations at O'Hare by up to 5%. So it would seem that the Meigs closure has had a negative impact on O'Hare. I don't read it that way. I read it as saying that the 2001 study was simply incorrect. Not that the closure of Meigs somehow reduced the capacity of O'Hare. I don't even see how it could have. The latest FAA study has recommended a reduction in the TOTAL number of operations at O'Hare, unfortunately this reduction is being selectively applied to GA operations. Right. Again, it's GA's problem, not O'Hare's. Pete |
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