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Old April 5th 04, 04:38 AM
G.R. Patterson III
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Tom Sixkiller wrote:

Which is generally how high? How bout the MEA's in the area?


The New York trio is 7,500', Philly is 7,500', and the Baltimore/DC trio is 10,000'.
Of course, the ADIZ reduces the utility of being able to get over the DC class-B.
Glancing at the IFR chart for this area, I see one MEA as low as 1,600' and a high of
14,000. Most are in the 2-5 thousand foot range. There have been noises about
increasing the NY class-B to 10,000'.

George Patterson
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