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August 10th 07, 04:12 PM
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Windows into the Class A airspace
I know that several glider operations in the US have negotiated "wave
windows" to allow gliders to fly in wave above 18,000 feet. At Jean, we sometimes get thermals (near Mt. Charleston) that extend well into the Class A. (though how far, I don't know, since I can't go there!) What is the process to get a waiver from the FAA, and how difficult is it? I'd like to get my diamond altitude, but have limited opportunity to travel. TIA Jim 
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