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How do you find the limits of areas on a chart?
I think if you're going to thread tight areas in an unfamiliar metro
area these days, you'd better have a GPS with airspace depiction. Sure, you may be able to do it via pilotage, but then again you could easily screw up and bust class B (or worse). Sometimes I just file IFR to avoid the hassles. --Dan Grumman-581 wrote: Judah wrote: In the real world, you start out at a known location, and monitor your progress using navigation tools such as pilotage, dead reckoning, etc. You don't simply 'pop' into a largely empty area of a chart. Ahhh, but you can in MSFS... snicker |
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