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August 29th 05, 01:17 PM
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"Happy Dog" wrote in message ... There are some private airports which have towers that can give or deny permission to land at the pilot's discretion. Downsview airport in Toronto (Bombardier facility and military base) has a tower (in the physical sense) with an operator that replies "cleared to land at your discretion" if you're welcome. But it isn't a clearance in the ATC sense of the word. There is at least one privately owned airport that has a tower that can issue genuine landing and takeoff clearances. Airborne Airpark near Wilmington Ohio is owned by DHL. 
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