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Old June 27th 05, 02:56 PM
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I'm planning a flight from Perkiomen Valley (N10) which will be via
Colt's Neck VOR and up the Hudson to the Tappan Zee Bridge and then on
to Lincoln Park for lunch. The return trip will stay to the west of
Essex Co and Morristown.

My question is in reference to operations around Lincoln Park. The
charts show Lincoln Park to be right on the edge of Essex's Delta. Is
there enough clearance around Lincoln Park to conduct normal pattern
operations without busting the Delta? Is in necessary (or customary)
to talk to Essex or is it routine to operate into and out of Linclon
Park without talking to Essex? Any comments from the locals will be
greatly appreciated.

Rich Russell
 




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