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January 23rd 07, 12:55 AM
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ORCA lower than MEA?
Ron Natalie wrote:
No you're not. If you're in radar coverage you can go direct to the other end of the airway (or anywhere else) at any appropriate minimum IFR altitude. The MEA isn't limitting unless you are using VOR's to fly the Victor airway. He has to have a controller willing to assign him the MIA under the airway then keep an eye on it all. 
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