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October 29th 06, 02:45 AM
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Regs regarding "VFR flight following?" (also: "need to vent")
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oups.com... My next beef is your attitude toward "participating" aircraft. Huh? He didn't say don't call them because they have better things to do. The discussion has been comparing two scenarios. A) VFR pilot flys near a Class C and does not call up and, therefore, does not require services and B) VFR pilot flys near a Class C and does call up and, therefore, does require services. Some of us had the belief that B) made it easier for the controller with the theory that they had a little more positive control over us. Steven's point is that A is the easier load. ------------------------------- Travis Lake N3094P PWK 
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