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Old 26th Jun 2014, 21:58
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Flying the NY Skyline

I will be in Manhattan on 11 & 12 July and would like to rent an aircraft (with an instructor knowledgeable of the area) to fly a scenic tour around NY.

Has anybody ever done this, or have tips for this and where to go?
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Old 26th Jun 2014, 22:59
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Call the rental facility where you want to rent an aircraft and you will certainly be assisted in getting an instructor that is Knowledgeable of the NY area.

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There are basically two options:
1. Below 1300ft in the special flight rules area without a clearance, but sticking to common traffic procedures.
2. Or with a clearance along the Skyline Route up to 2000ft with altitudes assigned by ATC.

More info here: http://www.faasafety.gov/files/gslac.../kneeboard.pdf

And you'll need the TAC as well.
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Look at
and ask Guido where he rented the C172.
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I guess too late for Ellemeet, but I got a great welcome and the services of an instructor/safety-pilot from these people last week :

Fischer Aviation | NY/NJ Area Flight School at Essex County Airport

I flew with Felix.

My PPL documents were required, as was a deposit up front.

And yes, it was breathtaking. The sort of experience that reminds one why we bother putting up with the hassles of aviation.

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