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February 1st 07, 12:33 AM
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Busting airspace question
Hypothetically speaking, what happens if a student wanders off course and
clips the inside of a class B ring. I've heard stories of the FAA waiting for violators at the airport. If these stories are true, how does ATC figure out who the pilot/aircraft is and which airport to find them? What if you were squawking 1200 and landed at a non-towered airport? How serious is this infraction and what generally happens to the hapless pilot? Dallas 
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