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May 21st 05, 11:54 PM
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oups.com... Actually over Coney Island the floor of Class B space is at 1500 ft (I'm looking at my NY chart). Right, but just nearby the Class B is 500'(+). If the plane came from there, it might still have been quite low (or it might've been low anyway just to get a better view). --Gary 
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