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May 2nd 05, 02:41 PM
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Newps wrote: Baha wrote: Have you noticed anything about being a US Citizen on the requirements to visit the tracon? It's not a requirement. If you are not a US citizen you have to be checked out in advance of your tour. Could you refer me to the rule/law/FAA material that says that? Here in Seattle FSDO the thing was verbotten to the non-citizens. Period. My emails, phone calls, etc. was turned down. If I can find something about the way Potomac Tracon is handling this, it will enable us to visit the Seattle Approach facilities. Thanks, Baha Acuner 
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