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July 11th 05, 08:25 PM
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Morgans wrote:
Airports stand out for miles, with an amazing number (in some regions) in sight. Other airplane's lights can be seen for an amazing distance, but there are fewer out there (at GA altitudes) than in the daytime. "Some" or "most" airports stand out for miles. Those surrounded by development can be downright difficult, even when you know exactly where to look. 
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