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March 15th 08, 01:54 PM
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GA Callsigns
"Jay Honeck" wrote in
news:J%PCj.23717$TT4.11472@attbi_s22: I used to fly a Cessna Cutlass. When I checked in using that type, controllers often came back with "November xxxxx" because they seldom heard that type, I suppose...or they said "Douglas xxxxx" or "Cardinal xxxxx" or some such. Now that I'm flying a Skylane, that sort of thing seldom happens. We long ago gave up saying "Pathfinder November five six niner nine tree" -- all you get is a lot of "What's that?" from controllers. We just say "Dakota five six niner niner tree" now, and they all get it. It's a cherokee, moron. Bertie 
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