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September 27th 06, 06:02 PM
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Jay Honeck must get an instrument rating
Jose wrote:
I've been flying in the northeast for years, and almost never get direct. At least not in the Boston/NY/DC corridor. I suppose if I plan to go via Albany, Cleveland, and Altoona, I can get what I planned on.  Agreed. Into or out of Philadelphia, NY City, and Boston airports, there is no such thing as a piston aircraft flying IFR direct, at least after 6:00am to 11:00p local. I suspect that the overnight hours might be more lax. -- Peter 
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