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September 17th 07, 03:54 PM
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Scott and XM weather
[sorry, reposting under a different subject line, since some idiot
hijacked and crossposted the original thread] http://www.avweb.com/eletter/archive...ll.html#196146 "An air traffic controller didn’t tell Scott Crossfield he was headed for a storm, but then Crossfield didn’t ask, either." The avweb article links to this Washington Post story: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...091501434.html I think I read in the NTSB preliminary report that Scott had an XM weather subscription. Since I'm a user of the XM product, I'd be interested in knowing whether he was displaying the NEXRAD in the cockpit, and what it showed. DGB 
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