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Flying from Naples to key west and up through KMIA



 
 
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Old June 16th 06, 06:30 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Flying from Naples to key west and up through KMIA

A colleague of mine (also a fellow pilot) and I are planning a cross
country flight in a Piper Archer from Jacksonville to Naplesthen
direclyt south to Key West, then back to Jax following the Keys and
through (or over or under or around) the KMIA airspace.

We expect to do the trip sometime in the fall of this year.

Anyone have any advice, experiences? We are mostly curious about the
overwater flight from Naples (life vests and survival equipment) and
across the ADIZ and about transitioning through, over under or around
Miami's airspace.


Kirk
 




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