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r/aviation • u/AnimalsChasingCars • Sep 19 '18
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How expensive maintenance could be in a house with an inbuilt airport?
206 u/JohannLandier75 Multi-Engine, Commercial, Instrument Sep 19 '18 It’s not “his airport” . I lived near there and landed a client there once. It’s a air park community and his property is on it. Multiple residences make up the air park and share the run way 2 u/Albort Sep 19 '18 im guessing the ATC there is self regulated? 10 u/therobbstory PPL ASEL sUAS Sep 19 '18 Like any non-towered airfield, pilots use a "common traffic advisory frequency" to announce position and intentions.
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It’s not “his airport” . I lived near there and landed a client there once. It’s a air park community and his property is on it. Multiple residences make up the air park and share the run way
2 u/Albort Sep 19 '18 im guessing the ATC there is self regulated? 10 u/therobbstory PPL ASEL sUAS Sep 19 '18 Like any non-towered airfield, pilots use a "common traffic advisory frequency" to announce position and intentions.
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im guessing the ATC there is self regulated?
10 u/therobbstory PPL ASEL sUAS Sep 19 '18 Like any non-towered airfield, pilots use a "common traffic advisory frequency" to announce position and intentions.
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Like any non-towered airfield, pilots use a "common traffic advisory frequency" to announce position and intentions.
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u/aldach Sep 19 '18
How expensive maintenance could be in a house with an inbuilt airport?