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May 9th 04, 04:25 PM
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"Bill Gamelson" wrote in message . com... Nope, then we'll give you a center code and hand you off to the center. But you have to ask for it. Simply telling me your destination, which happens to be a long way away, won't do it. What if you saw someone pop up out of Columbia Missouri, heading East. They call you up and inform you they want VFR flight following to Wichita KS. What exactly would you say to him? ;-() Flight following are the magic words. I work at a class C, you will get a transponder code when you depart VFR. But unless you specifically say you want flight following you will be terminated at 20 miles. 
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