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On 10/27/2005 11:23 AM, Mark T. Dame wrote the following:
I used to feel the same way until I got my instrument ticket. Once I started flying IFR flight plans, I started to file for any trip over an hour or so long, regardless of weather. I liked having the extra eyes looking for traffic (not to mention not having to worry about circumnavigating some large cloud event). Now, even if I don't file, I still call up for flight following unless the trip is really short or I'm just going up to practice stalls or T&Gs. Yes. In our neck of the woods (ZMP) I have never been refused flight following nor been dropped when I was handed off to the Minneapolis TRACON. I am just curious what the controllers prefer as it does not matter a great deal to me in most cases. Hence the question. |
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