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June 1st 06, 04:03 AM
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No NYC Fleet Week TFR?
I planned a flight that weekend and saw all kinds of TFRs for the show. I
used Duat.com and Duats.com and the AOPA flight planner ( all had the TFRs). I didn't check the AOPA TFR page though. "Marco Leon" wrote in message ups.com... These guys were definitely at 1,000 feet or below. Ususally TRACON or the Newark Tower handles the traffic at 1,500/1,600+. I'm comparing this to the normal spam-can traffic I see over the Hudson. I also saw normal helo traffic from the 34th street heliport but no civilian fixed-wing at all. ATC must be telling these guys *something*. Marco 
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