Question. I am currently simulating a Boston to LA flight in stages in the Carenado KingAir 200 that I purchased last week. Using 400-500 NM hops each evening to learn the plane before I try to fly it in the Pilot Edge "system". The easternmost airport with PE coverage is Grand Canyon (KGCN).
Question is about how far to the east of KGCN would I check in with PE ATC to complete the flight to the coast?
Regards,
Bill
Flying into coverage area from the east
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Re: Flying into coverage area from the east
If you are wanting IFR or VFR radar services, I would say about 2min or so before entering the ZLA ARTCC.
This may help- viewtopic.php?f=5&t=5931#p39450
Edit: wrong link was given at first
This may help- viewtopic.php?f=5&t=5931#p39450
Edit: wrong link was given at first
Kyle Sanders
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Re: Flying into coverage area from the east
Like Kyle mentioned, pull up the chart on Skyvector, you'll see the ARTCC borders on there with a squiggly blue line. Check in with Los Angeles Center just before crossing that line and you should be good!
Shawn Goldsworthy
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