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Old January 19th 04, 07:43 PM
Ron Natalie
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"John R Weiss" wrote in message news:OpWOb.100956$xy6.181890@attbi_s02...


Squawk 7700 briefly (15 seconds?) to get the attention of ATC, and to give
some notice of your intention to exercise your PIC emergency authority to "bend"
the regulations.


Not necessary. If squawking anything is working, 7600 will get their attention just
find. You don't need to give them any such notification.


Fly the approach, land, clear the runway, taxi to the FBO, call the tower.

If there's a tower, don't forget to look for the light.

 




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