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In a previous article, "B. Jensen" said:
Paul, If I'm VFR, do I need to file a VFR flight plan even though I'm not landing in Canada? KROC, where I'm based, wouldn't give you VFR flight following if you weren't on a flight plan. (Everytime I mention that on this newsgroup, a bunch of people tell me I'm crazy, and then one or two people mention that it's the same at their airport too.) So I've never tried to cross the border without being on a flight plan, either VFR or IFR. I got my instrument rating 3 or 4 years ago, and I haven't tried to cross the border VFR since then, so I don't know if that's changed. Also, since I fly an experiental A/C, are there any other requirements? No idea. -- Paul Tomblin http://xcski.com/blogs/pt/ Heaven has all the lusers, a generous supply of larts - and no PHBs anywhere in sight. -- The BOFH Heaven, according to Suresh |
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