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Old February 25th 05, 03:59 AM
Colin W Kingsbury
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"Dane Spearing" wrote in message
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Good advice. However, it's not always practical. As I learned early on in

my

I've had plently of flights where my initial clearance didn't even

remotely
resemble what I filed, and what I actually ended up flying didn't exactly
match the initial clearance.


If I made it from Boston to White Plains without getting re-routed at least
once I'd expect to see locusts, four horsemen, and dogs and cats living
together when I landed. You file the preferred routes, they clear you
somewhere else, and up in the air they change their minds again often more
than once in the flight.

-cwk.


 




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