Fly With Blake: Flying During The 2010 Olympics

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At: Sep 03 2010 08:00Z
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Monday, June 22, 2009 - 13:40:51Z

Flying During The 2010 Olympics

NavCanada has released an Olympic Website that contains all the information a pilot needs to know while flying around Vancouver during the Olympics.

You can expect to have a lot of restricted airspace and "unusual" procedures during the games. To stay up to date, keep an eye on the AICs and the NavCanada website.

Comments (1) | Permalink | Category: Interesting Things

The great thing is that Nav and Transport have put a TON of planning into this, including massive equipment upgrades, and even simulation models to develop good procedures, so things should be pretty smooth!

Posted by: Joe on Tuesday, June 23, 2009 - 06:37:13Z

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