light planes collide over Seattle?

"Jose" wrote in message
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I do know that ground operations at Renton differ from what almost all
student pilots are taught about operations at a controlled airport.

How so? I'm going to Renton in September.

Huh. I thought I'd posted a post with this information. Maybe I decided
not to, 'cause I don't see it.

Anyway, at Renton only the runway is controlled. The entire remainder of
the airport is a "non-movement area", which means you can move freely about
without any advice or instruction from ATC. It's essentially a non-towered
airport, until you get to the runway.

Though, I thought they put that information in the A/FD and it doesn't
appear to be there now. Probably want to double-check with the tower after
landing, before you go taxiing across the airport without a ground control
clearance.

Pete