Korean Airspace
Korean Airspace
04-08-2013 | 04:32 PM
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04-08-2013 | 06:09 PM
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Palm tree Pilot,
Hate to tell you this, but the FAA could most assuredly place restrictions on US operators or US-certificated pilots flying in DPRK airspace. Those restrictions are in place for Libya and Iraq, last time I checked five months ago. An exemption, or exception to policy, has to applied for and coordinated with DoS.
GF
Hate to tell you this, but the FAA could most assuredly place restrictions on US operators or US-certificated pilots flying in DPRK airspace. Those restrictions are in place for Libya and Iraq, last time I checked five months ago. An exemption, or exception to policy, has to applied for and coordinated with DoS.
GF
04-09-2013 | 04:14 AM
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Palm tree Pilot,
Hate to tell you this, but the FAA could most assuredly place restrictions on US operators or US-certificated pilots flying in DPRK airspace. Those restrictions are in place for Libya and Iraq, last time I checked five months ago. An exemption, or exception to policy, has to applied for and coordinated with DoS.
GF
Hate to tell you this, but the FAA could most assuredly place restrictions on US operators or US-certificated pilots flying in DPRK airspace. Those restrictions are in place for Libya and Iraq, last time I checked five months ago. An exemption, or exception to policy, has to applied for and coordinated with DoS.
GF
04-11-2013 | 04:19 AM
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I didn't say impossible, I said restrictions for which exemptions are possible. I've been asked to plan trips into OR, you presently need a US Government interest to get the exemption. That from the FAA office in charge of them.
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