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Old June 27th, 2008, 10:53   #26
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Default Re: It's official heading to Atlanta July 7th!!!

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This is my first post on jc but have been reading for quite a while now. I'm actually starting my Time Building in Atlanta on June 17, then the ACCP on the 23rd. I too have talked to Greg and he said the new apts were about 5 minutes from the new location. I had taken my tour of the Fulton County facility back a couple of months ago and liked it and decided to go to Atlanta due to the fact it was only a couple of hours from my home in Birmingham. The new location adds about 30 minutes or so (in no traffic) for me to get back. I look forward to meeting you once you get there. You can send me a message after I get over there and I'll try to let you know what I can about the new location.

Hey how is it going down in Atlanta? How is the housing? Any other news to report? Thanks in advance.
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Old June 27th, 2008, 11:35   #27
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Default Re: It's official heading to Atlanta July 7th!!!

[quote=SIUav8er;880057]Its actually for the better. Smaller airports = less IFR traffic. Its nice not having to sit on the ground #5 for an IFR release. Enjoy the program, its a blast!quote]

LZU-
ILS RWY 25 RNAV (GPS)-A VOR/DME OR GPS RWY 07 NDB OR GPS RWY 25


FTY-
ILS RWY 08 RNAV (GPS) RWY 26 RNAV (GPS) Y RWY 08 RNAV (RNP) Z RWY 08 VOR-A NDB OR GPS RWY 08



You WILL sit around and wait for your IFR release MUCH MORE departing from LZU opposed to FTY. The airspace NW and W of FTY is MUCH less congested. LZU airspace is the same airspace that PDK uses (think of a 40NM pie around with ATL in the center. Now cut that pie in four equal sectors running due N S and E W. The "pie" in the northeast quadrant is some of the busiest airspace in the world as far a satellite aircraft go.) It is best to go to AHN, 19A, IIY and shoot approaches as well as CHA, MCN, CSG, etc. Anything out of ATL 40DME. Also asking for approaches on a Wed., Thurs., Fri. afternoon is not a great idea. Do it early in the morning or after PM. I know this is not always possible, but practice approaches in airspace that handles some of the busiest satellite traffic in the world as well as the busiest airport in the world is a pain in the ***, and you will not always get it done.

Any other questions PLEASE PM me.
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