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A pilot friend and I are thinking about flying my single into Dulles to
spend a day at the Udvar-Hazy Center. Anyone here know if small planes can still taxi directly to that facility after landing? If so, are there are any landing fees incurred? Does anyone have any unusual "tips" about flying into Dulles (other than making certain to follow ADIZ procedures)? |
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Arnold Sten wrote:
A pilot friend and I are thinking about flying my single into Dulles to spend a day at the Udvar-Hazy Center. Anyone here know if small planes can still taxi directly to that facility after landing? If so, are there are any landing fees incurred? Does anyone have any unusual "tips" about flying into Dulles (other than making certain to follow ADIZ procedures)? O.K. folks, just answered my own question. I just got off the phone with the director of ground operations at IAD. He told me that pilots can no longer taxi directly to the Museum. So, what's my next option? Signature or Hawthorne? Which has the best available shuttle service to the Museum? Thanks again. |
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Arnold Sten wrote:
So, what's my next option? Signature or Hawthorne? Which has the best available shuttle service to the Museum? Thanks again. When I flew in, I used Hawthorne. I've never used the Signature there, but I have in other places and all I can say is, if I return I'll use Hawthorne again in preference to Signature. It was better than any Signature I've used - a little better than some, dramatically better than others. Michael |
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"Michael" wrote: Arnold Sten wrote: So, what's my next option? Signature or Hawthorne? Which has the best available shuttle service to the Museum? Thanks again. When I flew in, I used Hawthorne. I've never used the Signature there, but I have in other places and all I can say is, if I return I'll use Hawthorne again in preference to Signature. It was better than any Signature I've used - a little better than some, dramatically better than others. Hawthorne has a new name that eludes me just now. I forget if it is just a name change or new management, also. I stopped at one of their FBO's in Albany GA in early April. Good service. |
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john smith wrote:
Hawthorne has a new name that eludes me just now. I forget if it is just a name change or new management, also. I stopped at one of their FBO's in Albany GA in early April. Good service. It's called Landmark Aviation now. http://www.flypiedmont.com/fbo_network/locations/ -- Mortimer Schnerd, RN VE |
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Arnold Sten wrote:
A pilot friend and I are thinking about flying my single into Dulles to spend a day at the Udvar-Hazy Center. Anyone here know if small planes can still taxi directly to that facility after landing? If so, are there are any landing fees incurred? Does anyone have any unusual "tips" about flying into Dulles (other than making certain to follow ADIZ procedures)? Airplanes have NEVER been able to taxi to HAZY except under certain prearranged conditions (which to my knowledge, other than stuff destined for permanent display, has happened exactly twice). As for flying into Dulles, it's a regular class B airport inside the ADIZ. If you're coming in IFR the only proviso is that if your transponder crumps, run away! If you're coming in VFR, you need to file a flight plan. Instructions and a handy frequency/ entry point chart is on AOPA's site. There are two FBO's at Dulles, I'd recommend Landmark. It's a short cab ride down to the museum from either the terminal or the FBO's. |
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