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Andrew Sarangan wrote:
Where can I find information about passes in the rockies to use when flying over them? Commonly used passes are indicated on the sectional charts. Actually, for *real*(tm) mountain flying, a sectional is not good enough. Look at any topographic map, and you'll easily find your way, together with options for plan B and bail out. A scale of 1:200,000 or better seems reasonable to prepare for and navigate during a flight through unknown moutain terrain. However, the correct answer to your question is: If you have to ask, you shouldn't do it. Stefan |
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