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- How does one get an ifr clearance from a uncharted strip?
Re: How does one get an ifr clearance from a uncharted strip Mapleflt wrote: Neither Karmutzen or myself suggested departing in 0 0 conditions We are discussing departing from an uncontrolled airport or location in uncontrolled airspace and thereafter establishing yourself on an IFR clearance
- Long lost uncharted unknown Oregon airstrips. . . - Page 7 of 9 . . .
Re: long lost uncharted unknown Oregon airstrips Regarding Burns Junction Oregon at the intersections of Hwy 78 and 95 ( North of Rome State Airport, and West of the town of Rome Ore ): The quality of the G-Earth pics are very poor for this area of Oregon, so I present these, rather small, but very clear ones
- Uncharted California Airstrips - Backcountry Pilot
Re: Uncharted California Airstrips piperpainter wrote: Totally different area but this is north of Shelter Cove I think Kevin said to be careful as that's drug country! 40 132511, -124 184926 2 strips one on the north and one on the south of the river What an incredible spot! It looks like there are white "Rs" next to both of those strips
- Uncharted Idaho Airstrips? - Backcountry Pilot
Uncharted Idaho Airstrips? Hello Backcountry Pilots, I found a couple of abandoned airstips on the lower Salmon River in Idaho utilizing google earth, an amazing tool! Anyway I had the opportunity to land there first in a helicopter yesterday to look for obstructions
- Long lost uncharted unknown Oregon airstrips. . .
Re: Long lost uncharted Oregon airstrips! This is shown as an airstrip in an Oregon fishing guide that I have, and that was probably adapted from USFS USGS maps, so I believe this is a possible long lost USFS strip on the Rogue River Would be an awesome site to recreate it sits across the river from the Foster Bar take out
- Registering a private strip - Backcountry Pilot
He elected to leave it uncharted, figuring he'd get less uninvited looky-loo drop-ins that way But he gets them anyway-- even though it's uncharted and with a "private use permission required prior to landing" notation on airnav
- Long lost uncharted unknown Oregon airstrips. . . - Page 6 of 9 . . .
Re: long lost uncharted unknown Oregon airstrips Sidewinder wrote: Some time ago during a midlife crises, I was trying to figure out a way to make alot more money to buy serious plane toys and remembered a news story long ago about the Bagwan rajneesh who set up shop in Oregon, near the town of Antelope This guy had it made
- Flying Maine? - Backcountry Pilot
Re: Flying Maine? sc3cm wrote: ME08 is a great stop There is a cool uncharted little strip just north of ME22 that can be pretty interesting We'll hit the island, and drop into some other good spots too Let's pick a weekend, or make a long weekend out of it -Rene Sweet! And a nice welcome to you Rene! Glad you finally made it over here to BCP
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