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May 27th 06, 11:16 PM
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Flying through Canadian airspace
"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
oups.com... One semi-interesting observation: This isn't true in the Washington ADIZ. There, a VFR ADIZ flight plan IS opened by ATC, after first filing with flight service. That's because the ADIZ flight plan isn't a VFR flight plan. Funny that some things actually work better under the ADIZ. Not really. The most you can say is that things aren't as bad under the ADIZ as they could be. Pete 
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