Gliders in the Grand Canyon

John Theune writes:

Marble Canyon is about 45 miles away from the Grand Canyon in Marble Canyon

Marble Canyon is part of the Grand Canyon, and part of the Grand Canyon SFRA.

Cliff Dweller's Lodge is also in Marble Canyon about 40 miles from Grand
Canyon

See above.

Tuweep Cannot find anything about this one, maybe it's a made up one in MSFS

Are you not a pilot? Just look at the Grand Canyon VFR chart--as I did.

Grand Canyon Bar Ten is also outside of the Grand Canyon area about 56
miles west of Grand Canyon airport ( which is also not in the canyon but
rather on the rim to the south of the canyon.

This airport, like Tuweep, is well within the canyon, and well within the
SFRA. Look at the chart.

Mxsmanic wrote in
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John Theune writes:

Marble Canyon is about 45 miles away from the Grand Canyon in Marble
Canyon

Marble Canyon is part of the Grand Canyon, and part of the Grand
Canyon SFRA.

Cliff Dweller's Lodge is also in Marble Canyon about 40 miles from
Grand Canyon

See above.

Tuweep Cannot find anything about this one, maybe it's a made up one
in MSFS

Are you not a pilot? Just look at the Grand Canyon VFR chart--as I
did.

You aren't a pilot, fjukkwit.

And you never will be


Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote:
Marble Canyon is about 45 miles away from the Grand Canyon in Marble Canyon

Marble Canyon is part of the Grand Canyon, and part of the Grand Canyon SFRA.


How is it that I flew into Marble Canyon last year and did not enter the
SFRA? You are completely without a clue.

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JGalban via AviationKB.com writes:

How is it that I flew into Marble Canyon last year and did not enter the
SFRA?

I suppose it depends on how you define the limits of Marble Canyon. The gorge
is completely contained within the SFRA, but parts of the Grand Canyon as a
whole in the area fall outside of the SFRA (the rim areas, for example).

On Jun 5, 3:11 pm, Mxsmanic wrote:

I suppose it depends on how you define the limits of Marble Canyon.

Or how one defines an obnoxious, Google know-it-all.

wrote:
On Jun 5, 3:11 pm, Mxsmanic wrote:

I suppose it depends on how you define the limits of Marble Canyon.

Or how one defines an obnoxious, Google know-it-all.


MX sounds like Bill Clinton: "It depends on what the definition of 'is'
is."

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RomeoMike wrote:


wrote:
On Jun 5, 3:11 pm, Mxsmanic wrote:

I suppose it depends on how you define the limits of Marble Canyon.

Or how one defines an obnoxious, Google know-it-all.


MX sounds like Bill Clinton: "It depends on what the definition of 'is'
is."

On top of that, it is bad pilots with poor/outdated charts that
cause potentially fatal incidents that will ruin GA.

BL.
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RomeoMike writes:

MX sounds like Bill Clinton: "It depends on what the definition of 'is'
is."

Bill Clinton became President. You did not.

Mxsmanic wrote in
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RomeoMike writes:

MX sounds like Bill Clinton: "It depends on what the definition of 'is'
is."

Bill Clinton became President. You did not.


Wheras you'd never even be elected president of your dumpster.

bertie

wrote in
ups.com:

On Jun 5, 3:11 pm, Mxsmanic wrote:

I suppose it depends on how you define the limits of Marble Canyon.

Or how one defines an obnoxious, Google know-it-all.


Anthony the MxsMoron is not even competent to use Google. He can't
tell the difference between obsolete information and current information
even when Google gives it to him. The boob can't even type "Tuweep Airport
closure" into Google and understand the results it gives him.

Had he bothered, he would have found that the airport was closed in
December, 2004. There is an effort to get it reopened. Of course, such
research is far beyond the mental abilities of Anthony the MxsMoron.

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