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Old January 27th 05, 08:36 PM
Scott Skylane
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Peter Clark wrote:

On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 15:16:49 GMT, Dave S
wrote:


A couple freight dog companies out there are cryin in their beer right
now.. they figured the govt would flinch and not go LIVE like they said
they would be...



Are they unable to get waivers per 91(g)(5) (operator submits request
for waiver and at flight plan filing time ATC determines old-style
separation rules can be used)? For the night-op freight stuff I
wouldn't think traffic volume would be an issue?



Peter,

See my previous post on this subject. The waivers are available to only
a select few, specialized operators. The vast majority of us do not
qualify, and thus are not even allowed to *ask* for clearance.

Happy Flying!
Scott Skylane
 




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