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Old August 12th 10, 10:08 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
noel.wade
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Default Landing Frequency (USA Pilots)

All -

How many of you in the USA use the same frequency when flying cross-
country as in the traffic-pattern?
(i.e. you _don't_ switch frequencies when you're returning to the
airport and preparing to land)

As an alternate way to ask the same question: How many soaring sites
have you been to, where they didn't have a separate frequency for
landing traffic?

[this may seem like an odd question, but I have a good reason for
asking]

Thanks,

--Noel

 




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