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September 6th 06, 03:47 AM
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NATCA Going Down in Flames
Jim Burns wrote:
Take off from an airport with surface area G airspace. Climb beyond the overlying Class E transition area, if such exists, fly below any overlying Class E, remaining in Class G. Around here this gives you from the surface up to 1200ft AGL not withstanding the required people, obstacle, and populated area type altitude clearance requirements. This is without entering controlled airspace.... Like I pointed out, where do I find a Class G airport near where I live? Simple...there aren't any. 
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