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Places for good info on US-Canada flights?
Hi all,
Thinking about taking the 172 from Boston to Montreal because it just isn't cold enough here in New England. I love Montreal but the 6+ hour drive is just a little too much for a weekend trip and it looks like the Skyhawk could meet the airlines on price for 2 people and probably beat them on time if I figure it door-to-door. With airways routing it looks like about 200-220NM. Can you really do it in two hours, wheels up? I've looked at AOPA and googled around but nothing provides a nice, concise, "Here's how it's done" guide. What documents do I need? Are 3" N-Numbers OK? How do I file the flight plan (I'm assuming it's simpler to just go IFR)? Do I need a radio license? Am I better off flying straight to my destination or should I land and clear customs near the border? Ideally I'd love to hear a narrative of this trip done within the past couple years by somebody else, but I'll take whatever I can get. TIA, -cwk. |
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