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Kevin Clarke wrote:
How many folks have quit using FSS and instead rely on other means? The only time I EVER called was when I was a student and my instructor made me do it as part of a lesson. Once! I use DUATS, ADDS, and WSI terminals for weather and flight plan filing. I do have FSS in my cell phone, just in case none of the above are available, but still haven't needed to use it. G |
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JGalban via AviationKB.com wrote:
pittss1c wrote: I was making a short trip from Central Illinois to Northern Illinois. I figured it would save me some time to go along the lake... I had a few questions, so I figured I would call the FSS. 1. Meigs had recently been closed, but was still on current charts. I wanted to verify that the airspace had been changed. Just out of curiosity, what difference would that make on your flight? Anytime a tower is closed, you treat the airport as non-towered. Airspace changes often take months, as the proposed change has to be published in the Federal Register well in advance of the actual change. John Galban=====N4BQ (PA28-180) The truth is... at the time, I really didn't know what was going on there with the tower/airspace. I guess I would have expected that it hadn't been changed so that I could fly right by downtown without communicating with anyone. (given the security environment at the time) Turns out I was wrong, I could flight basically right by downtown. It was a nice flight... until I passed over Meigs ![]() Mike |
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