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Airplane in NYC is a Cirrus SR20



 
 
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Old October 11th 06, 10:54 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
EridanMan
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Default Airplane in NYC is a Cirrus SR20

My mistake, I don't have an NYC sectional in front of me.... I figured
the 500 feet above tallest building in viscinity rule would apply.

an a.net user found this-

http://www4.passur.com/lga.html

Set time to 14:41...

Gary Drescher wrote:
"EridanMan" wrote in message
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Isn't the restricted floor in the area ~1500 feet?

1500 foot floor, 1800 foot cieling... VFR into IMC anyone?


No. Class E in the corridor has a *ceiling* of 1100-1500 feet, not a floor.

--Gary


 




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