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June 20th 08, 12:38 AM
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Mayday in Utah
jcarlyle wrote:
According to the FAA's 2008 Aeronautical Information Manual Chapter 6 Section 3, Mayday is to be used for Distress situations, and Pan-Pan is to be used for Urgency situations: See http://www.faa.gov/airports_airtraff...6/aim0603.html for further details. -John Chris Reed wrote: PAN PAN in Europe, which would have the desired effect. I've heard this is not fully recognised in the US - true or not? Thanks for the link...this is what I was looking for to help answer the question... Scott 
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