Flying over Cuba
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I've been told by several CAL pilots and it was "confirmed" by one of them that they have a few flights a day from MIA to Havana. It's some sort of gov't contract for Cubans that live here but still have family there. To travel, you need to have good reason - i.e. dying parent. Maybe a CAL guy has more info?
True statement. Our airline did subservice for them back in 2000 and 2001 during the christmas/new years period
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I have flown over Cuba and landed there plenty of times, never had a problem. You need an overflight to fly over the island, but you can fly on their airspace without. The charts do mentioned that their airspace only reaches fl410, i would be almost curious to see what would happen flying over at fl450 without a permit....
#15
Here's some proof that you can print out and take directly to your professor:
http://flightaware.com/live/flight/EGF9530
http://flightaware.com/live/flight/EGF9530
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I've been told by several CAL pilots and it was "confirmed" by one of them that they have a few flights a day from MIA to Havana. It's some sort of gov't contract for Cubans that live here but still have family there. To travel, you need to have good reason - i.e. dying parent. Maybe a CAL guy has more info?
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All the major U.S. Airlines flying to Central America/South America over-fly Cuba. American, Delta, US Air, Northwest and others can be heard on the frequency when I am in HAV Airspace. I've also heard Cubana flying over Florida on their way to Toronto.
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From: Airbus Capt
I've heard them on many occasions on the way to SA.
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