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October 29th 06, 03:20 AM
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where to see routes on internet?
You can purchase a chart (map) of the local airways anywhere in the country. However I would suggest you contact the local Flight Standard District Office (FSDO) in Atlanta and ask about the local air traffic from different airports. They are located at: Altanta FSDO 1701 Columbia Avenue College Park, GA 30337 (404) 305-7200 Ask to speak to a pilot or operations person. Small aircraft can fly from 500 feet and up, most stay above 1,000 feet, but it still makes a lot of noise. The FAA operations person can explain this to you and let you know which small airports are in the area you want to live. Stache 
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