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Thanks Bob! Any problem with going over the top at 8,500? Think Ill get
flight following up there? Joel Zieve "Bob Noel" news:ihatessppaamm-8A0131.20393825082000@news.ne.mediaone.net... > In article <39a6fba5$0$99046$44ae8f91@news.net-link.net>, "Joel Zieve" > > > [snip] > > Ill be in a C-182, so I can be flexible as far as altitude goes. I > > prefer > > to stay close to the shoreline for best viewing, and as low as possible. > > Going further than gliding distance from the shore is not an option. > > > > I was hoping for some sort of VFR corridor, but from what I can tell on > > the > > chart, there isnt one. This flight will take place on a Tuesday, > > late-morning to early-afternoon timeframe. I prefer to talk with ATC to > > get > > flight following, but Im willing to go over the top (7,000+) if they > > dont > > what to deal with me. Suggestions for a good scenic route(s) will be > > appropriate too since I wont be in a big hurry. > > In a few safety meetings with BOS TRACON controllers the subject > of flying thru BOS Class B has been discussed. The short answer > is dont count on it. The longer answer is that it depends on > which runways they are using for departures and arrivals. But > mostly it is hard for them to let us LBFs through without disrupting > the landing and arrival patterns. IIRC, hope for them using 4R and 4L > only. I think that pattern has most of the departures turning right > over the water and most arrivals flying over Norwood (but my memory > of their discussion is faded - I was left with the impression that > trying to overfly BOS within the class B is unlikely). > > They usually say the best time in early Sunday morning. Your schedule > (late morning to early afternoon during the week) is just about the > worst possible. > > Good luck. > > -- > Bob > (I think people can figure out how to email me...) > (replace ihatessppaamm with my name (rnoel) and hw1 with mediaone) |
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