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December 10th 05, 12:17 AM
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Flight Planning PYM to DEN (really FTG)
Blanche wrote:
With the tower, there's not much worry about Class B during office hours. They'll keep you away from the north side (class B surface is about 1.5 miles north of the 8-26 runway). Yet when I was there last weekend someone strayed into Class B airspace. The tower mentioned it to the pilot and I think his response was "I guess I better get out of here." A pilot new to the area should be aware of the airspace layout regardless of the tower. Ron "I fly over the Class B" Lee 
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