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Have had a great flying month, with nearly 40 hours flying the Baron from
Wisconsin to Portland, OR, and then on separate trips east to New York, and then Vermont. The plane has run great- not needing a quart of oil in either engine for over 40 hours! Encountered ice, thunderstorms, and mountain flying- what a great experience. However, my flight plans seem to be getting lost in the system. I've filed them from Voyager (a great program, but slow), as well as Jeppesen Flightstar. The software says that the flightplan has been accepted, but when calling up, there's nothing to be found. It happens around 50% of the time (ever try to air file with New York Center?) Anyone else seen similar behavior? Is it a problem with Voyager, or is the FAA system screwed up worse than usual? |
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