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August 11th 06, 02:12 AM
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Flying into West Yellowstone airport (WYS)
I don't know your aircraft, but my C172, 180hp, has no problem there
with 2 people, baggage and full fuel. It is in a large wide valley with a whole lot of room to climb. I agree with newps, it really isn't what I'd call mountain flying. 
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