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Old February 5th 05, 01:23 AM
Doug Carter
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Default MSP or SGS

We will be going to Minneapolis next week in a Skylane. Our destination
is about four miles South of MSP; a lot closer than SGS (which seems to
be the next closest airport).

Will the "big iron" operations at MSP make its apparent time advantage
over SGS moot?
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Old February 5th 05, 04:48 AM
Jim Burns
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Check the MSP Airport information for preferred arrival times for GA
aircraft. Call one of the FBO's to get the details.
Jim

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We will be going to Minneapolis next week in a Skylane. Our destination
is about four miles South of MSP; a lot closer than SGS (which seems to
be the next closest airport).

Will the "big iron" operations at MSP make its apparent time advantage
over SGS moot?



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Old February 5th 05, 06:12 AM
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SGS is really easy in and out.. its not very far from MSP either (5NM
to be exact) MSP is a pain to get in and out of.

 




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