[JYO] FAA changes mind again..
- From: FlyboyEd@xxxxxxx
- To: jyo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, dcpilots-l@xxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 5 Oct 2001 14:29:27 EDT
FAA changes mind again...
— Reversing course in the middle of the night, FAA
has changed the effective date of the notam that will began allowing some
general aviation operations within an 18- to 25-nautical-mile radius of the
DCA and JFK VORs. The changes now become effective at 12:01 a.m. ET October
6. That replaces a notam issued late last night that had made the changes
effective immediately. "We asked FAA for an explanation for our members and
they declined to comment on why," said AOPA President Phil Boyer. Many pilots
within the affected area had already made arrangements to move their aircraft
this morning.
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Round two: Boyer and staff continue Capitol Hill meetings to restore Class B
VFR
— AOPA Legislative Affairs staff along with President
Phil Boyer spent a second day on Capitol Hill yesterday enlisting support
from members of Congress for lifting the prohibitions on VFR in enhanced
Class B airspace. The second round of meetings targeted members of
intelligence and armed services committees, but also included the leadership
of the House of Representatives. The flood of phone calls that continues to
pour in from AOPA members around the country once again announced AOPA's
arrival.
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