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Flying IFR in/around the Chicago Class B, it's not unusual to get
vectored out over Lake Michigan. I've always been a little nervous about this but even more so after the recent PA28 downing off Milwaukee. Flotation gear is no solution for probably 6 months of the year because of water temperature. Anybody else found a way to deal with this? I fly out of Gary, and eastbound the vector is almost always 040, which puts me a fair distance offshore. |
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