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March 22nd 06, 01:13 AM
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Lonely up there?
I was coming home from an Angel flight one weekday morning & after 10
minutes or so of not hearing anything, I asked the local approach if they still had me. They said, "You're my only airplane". I felt kinda special. "paul kgyy" wrote in message oups.com... It appeared to be a long time since last hearing from ATC on a recent flight, and sure enough, "27D can you still hear us?". I still could, and they transferred me to a local approach control. Anybody ever just call them up to see if they forgot about you? I did that once over Toledo. 
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