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By
Chris McGonegle
What does an IFR high altitude chart look like?
IFR high altitude charts may seem like learning a new language. But with repetition and practice, they become as readable as google maps on our mobile phone.
When zooming in on the area outlined by the pink box (bottom left quarter)
Our home airport (Clermont County) didn’t make the chart.
Chris caught the aviation bug at the age of seven when he was able to sit in the cockpit of a 737 between flights, thanks to his aunt working at a large airline. Countless balsa wood flyers and multi-stage rockets later, he enrolled in the Aviation Technology Program at the University of Cincinnati and successfully turned a fascination into a career. “One of my most memorable flights was flying my dad to a local airport with a restaurant just off the ramp known for their generously portioned ribs. I’ll never forget that day with passenger #1.” As the Director of Search Marketing at Sporty’s, Chris is tasked with managing online advertising and search engine optimization but he still loves to search for new products.
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