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ANOTHER airspace incursion in D.C.?



 
 
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Old November 12th 03, 03:47 PM
Ron Natalie
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"Jay Honeck" wrote in message news:IOdsb.174151$Tr4.466973@attbi_s03...
What map is that, Jay? There is no published map with the ADIZ on it.


Here's three, to start with. Found 'em in about three clicks.


None of those are published.
None are provided by the FAA.
It's rediculous that the standard sectionals/TAC's do not depict this
airspace which they claim is so danged important to the security of
the country.

We're already screwed Jay.


Not me. But I will be, if doofuses like the Mooney driver keeps screwing
the pooch.


Try coming to DC.


 




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