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4/25/2020 Cardinal Aviation Audio Briefings Episode #19 (Flying Across The Border / Part 3: USA > Canada)
Part 3/3 On flying across the border. In this episode, we build on Part One and Two and walk through a flight from the United States to Canada step by step so that you can fly across the border with confidence. We also answer some questions from the first 2 parts in the series about EAPIS, DUIs, Firearms and Flight Planning.
Part 1: The Basics & Overflights Part 2: Crossing The Border Canada > USA Part 3: Crossing The Border USA > Canada Learn The Finer Points Groundschool App
Gordon Jenkins
4/26/2020 08:34:36
Just listened to all 3 of the cross border blogs. Very helpful thanks. One little issue I have is the mention of 126.7 as the common frequency in uncontrolled areas. I know this is published and you're not wrong but I've flown for a living on the west coast for 41 years and I can tell you that the common frequency used from Vancouver to Prince Rupert is 123.2. Although most US aircraft travelling the coast on a regular basis know this and make position reports on 123.2, some don't. As you can imagine this creates a bit of a collision hazard, especially in poor weather down low. I'm not sure what the answer is but Just thought you should know. 4/26/2020 08:41:36
Hi Gord, 5/25/2020 02:21:48
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