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On Fri, 23 Jun 2006 06:47:37 -0700, Kingfish wrote:
as every time I fly into HYA I go to Griffin (no escort). I take it, then, that you recommend Griffin as an FBO of choice on the field? I just thought to look at the Airnav comments for Griffin, and I see mention of escorting in one post. Another post speaks of just driving a car out to a plane. Puzzling. But everyone does seem to like Griffin. That rule might be for GA planes parking on the city ramp? I'd call ops ahead of time and find out. That's a good idea, but I think I'll start by calling the FBO. Also, this time of year you'd definitely want to be up to speed on IFR procedures - it IS the Cape,after all : ) Laugh Yes. The weather is in fact why I'm planning on Hyannis rather than Chatham (with which I'm already comfortable). I'm picking up some friends for a little event here, and then bringing them back. I'd hate for their car to be at Chatham when the weather during the return forces me to land at Hyannis. But I do have some slight experience with weather in the neighborhood. Once, pre-IR, I was trapped at Chatham by this silly little layer of cloud that was nowhere but there. I also remember a t/o from ACK where fog was hanging on the departure end of the runway while all else was completely clear. That happens to have been my wife's first cotton-ball IMC experience. - Andrew |
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