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April 10th 07, 06:24 PM
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Radar coverage in Canada
My understanding is that radar coverage in western Canada is fairly
sparse, but what about at the higher altitudes, say FL 220 and above. Thanks for any information. Bob 
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April 11th 07, 03:57 AM
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Radar coverage in Canada
On Apr 10, 1:24 pm, "BobKK47" wrote:
My understanding is that radar coverage in western Canada is fairly sparse, but what about at the higher altitudes, say FL 220 and above. Thanks for any information. Bob Based on online flight tracking observations, it seems that radar coverage is continuous at jet altitudes.
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