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October 28th 04, 05:01 PM
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Flying into Chass B
Do I feel DUMB!
Flying west at 4500 ft I was "fat,dumb and happy" when I noticed I was in a 4000/10000 ft Class B vail. DIVE to get to 2500. I was not on the radio and chose not to call approach. I've filed the NASA form. By the way, what does that get me? Now, I guess, I just wait to see if I will be contacted. Anybody else been here? What can I expect if contacted? Chuck 
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