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Old March 9th 04, 04:20 AM
Rose Carlson
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Default So long, Manchester (MHT) Approach

The consolidation of Boston, MA and Manchester, NH TRACONs
is complete. The new consolidated TRACON facility, which is
located in Merrimack NH is operational for areas previously
served separately by Boston and Manchester. The
consolidated facility will be known was "Boston Approach" on
the radio.

ps. Can't imagine this was popular with radar controllers
who live South of Boston

 




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