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You need to be talking to some ATC while you're crossing the border. It's
easiest if you get flight following the whole way. NavCanada will send the aircraft owner a bill for $15, but will cover the aircraft for the whole quarter, if you decide to do it again. Not necessarily. I fly from Columbus Ohio to Port Huron Michigan. Heading 005 degrees. I go feet wet at Sandusky Ohio, cross between Middle Bass and Kelly's Islands; fly west of Pelee Island and go feet dry at Leamington Ontario. I then go feet wet again at the south shore of Lake St Claire and feet dry at the mouth of the channel leading to Lake Huron. If I go IFR or use flight following, I never talk to a Canadian controller (Columbus, Mansfield, Cleveland, Detriot, Selfrige). Or, VFR, I may not talk to anyone. No ADIZ flight plan, not NavCanada fees. |
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