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May 25th 06, 07:36 PM
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Flying through Canadian airspace
In a previous article, "Denny" said:
I speak AIM fluently... There is a turf war between the controllers union and the privatized FSS.. All the AIM manuals in the world will not get ATC to cooperate.. Except what you are describing is the way VFR flight plans have worked for at least 10 years before FSS was privatized. Boy, those ATC guys are amazing if they could have predicted that FSS would be privatized 10 years before it happened! -- Paul Tomblin http://xcski.com/blogs/pt/ Mentally update my CV, paying special attention to the bits about how to say "Was Fired For Being A Prat" in a positive light. -- Eric the Read's bad day 
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