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November 5th 04, 07:07 AM
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"bryan chaisone" wrote in message om... Mike wrote in message . .. Simple question. Can I fly the NY VFR corridor in a transponderless aircraft that meets the exception requirements of 91.215 (no electrical system)? It looks like the answer is yes, provided I stay low enough (below 500' as I turn the Lady). Any new TFR or other restrictions on this? Any good intros on doing it (freq's. suggested reporting points, etc.) Thanks. Yes you most certainly can. This is, after all, a free country. Just don't get caught. Semi-free country. 
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