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Bartscher
June 1st 04, 01:08 AM
I'll be heading from Toledo to Buffalo late in June and I'm wondering if the
Cleveland class B is accomodating for IFR flights through their area, or if I
should expect to be vectored well around the area. Since I won't have life
rafts or jackets onboard, I want to make sure that I get vectored South if
anywhere.

Any information would be appreciated on routings, altitudes, etc... that
typically work out. The software I'm using spit out SKY DJB JFN as a recomended
routing, but this heads right over Cleveland Hopkins so I'm skeptical.

Thanks,
Eric

Steve S
June 2nd 04, 12:44 AM
I"ve flown numerous IFR flights to Cleveland and over it. You will find
them very accomodating as the airspace is not a terribly busy Class B.

I fly out of the NY Class B so I know from busy :-)

Steve S

"Bartscher" > wrote in message
...
> I'll be heading from Toledo to Buffalo late in June and I'm wondering if
the
> Cleveland class B is accomodating for IFR flights through their area, or
if I
> should expect to be vectored well around the area. Since I won't have life
> rafts or jackets onboard, I want to make sure that I get vectored South if
> anywhere.
>
> Any information would be appreciated on routings, altitudes, etc... that
> typically work out. The software I'm using spit out SKY DJB JFN as a
recomended
> routing, but this heads right over Cleveland Hopkins so I'm skeptical.
>
> Thanks,
> Eric

PaulH
June 2nd 04, 04:22 PM
I flew east IFR through Cleveland earlier this month. No problem
entering the Class B but they did vector me north away from Dryer and
I ended up a couple of miles out over the lake before they turned me
back on course. I was high enough that I wasn't concerned about a
water landing, though there aren't a lot of options along that lake
front other than Burke.

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