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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Dec 30, 2011
Description:
Glorious day for flying the Hudson.
Date Taken:
Dec 30, 2011
Place Taken:
NYC
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Dave Lima - Dec 30,2011
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Seriously??? Were you really out there today? There's no snow............
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Paulo Constantino - Dec 30,2011
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Eric. <br />Let me know next time, I'll meet you. I went out later in the day to do some water work. Could of easily <br />gone down the Hudson to hook up with you. You're right, weather was great.
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Don Maxwell - Dec 30,2011
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I like your wingwalker! But weren't you a bit high? Uh, for the Hudson, that is.
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Eric Batterman - Dec 31,2011
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Don, 1,000' to 1,299' for transients (new rules). Swarms of helicopters below. Tommy was flying - I was just taking pictures.
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Kenneth Leonard - Dec 31,2011
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It's much more fun below the helicopters and at night. Did that in a Katana with a bubble canopy several times with non-pilot friends. They were always blown away as we circled Ms. Liberty at her eye level.
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Eric Batterman - Dec 31,2011
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Wingwalker was an xmas present from the kids...<img src="inline/20034-gremlin.jpg" alt="gremlin"><!-- >'"><br><font color=red size=6>' or > missing in user HTML. Please fix the HTML.</font> -->
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Dan Nickens - Dec 31,2011
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And what a great present it is!
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Eric Batterman - Dec 31,2011
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Freedom tower with ground zero memorial in foreground.
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Don Maxwell - Dec 31,2011
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Richard Rofe - Dec 31,2011
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I'm incredibly jealous. That looks awesome. I was on my way there today in the SeaMax and chickened out around FRG and turned back because I have never flown the Hudson Corridor before and it started to rain, but of course it cleared up 15 minutes after I started to head home...what exactly are the 'rules' now??
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Dan Nickens - Jan 01,2012
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The FAA has an online training course covering the rules, Richard. You can find it at the attched link under ALC-79, New York City Special Flight Rules Area.
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Paulo Constantino - Jan 01,2012
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Richard,<br /> Here is a video from Aviation Safety that explains the new rules for <br />using the corridor. You should find it helpful if you decide to try it <br />again. By watching the video and taking the FAA online course as Dan <br />mentions, you will be able to do the Hudson corridor confidently. It's <br />well worth it. <br /><br /> <a href="http://aviationsafetyvideos.com/ebook5.html">http://aviationsafetyvideos.com/ebook5.html</a>
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Richard Rofe - Jan 01,2012
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Thanks Guys. I will take a look at both now. Dan, hope you are enjoying the west coast and the toys!
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