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I've been to both within the last year or so. The short answer is to just
make the flight routine and use ACY. If you like, circle the pattern at AIY once so you get the nice view, then land at ACY. You won't have to worry about tight approaches or whether or not your plane will be safe and sound while your off having fun. If you decide AIY anyway, check the notams and A/FD notes as they used to close at least one morning a week to clean shells and other junk off the runways. Also, 11/29 is almost always the preferred runway with 11 being the easiest approach. 29 requires either a slam dunk westbound once you get over the boardwalk, or some tight circling coming eastbound. Last time I looked, 4/22 has a note saying it can only be used in one direction. No landings on 4 and no takeoffs on 22. I did my requisite landing at AIY once. Every other time since I've just landed at ACY. best, mark "Brad Salai" wrote in message ... A friend has convinced me that we should go down to Atlantic City for a day of walking the Boardwalk, and taking in the sites. Any thoughts about Atlantic City Muni (Bader Field) vs Atlantic City Int.? Brad |
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