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December 9th 05, 09:39 PM
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Flight Planning PYM to DEN
Check this link for the FBO (at the bottom):
http://www.airnav.com/airport/KFTG Also note that you are under Class B at pattern altitude and would enter Class B just to the west or north of the east-west runway. Be careful about that. Ron Lee "William Snow" wrote: Thanks for the tips Ron. I just bought one of those Anywheremap systems. We'll see how they work. Also, I would like to get the airplane inside during our stay so that it is warm and ready to depart on the 27th. Any recommendations for an FBO at FTG? Thanks Bill Snow 
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