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Requirements for Flight
If you are timid on the radio don't go! New York approach
communicates to LOTS of traffic at twice the speed of controllers
in other metro areas and they do NOT have time to deal with a GA
pilot who cannot listen, understand and communicate in quick
time. The same is true of the commercial helicopter pilots who
crowd the Class B Exclusion corridors on a daily basis taking
their passengers into and out of the city.
In addition to communicating with New York Approach, Newark
Tower and Teterboro Tower while flying in the exclusion area,
you must self-announce and communicate continuously with the
high-density traffic over the Hudson River on 123.05 and over
the East River on 123.075
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