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[*] posted on 9-28-2008 at 10:28 AM


Capt. Mike, Thanks for the info. I usually clear customs at MMGM both ways and use DGL for US airport of entry. Customs almost always isn't there and I have to wait in the circle for 30 minutes while the FBO calls them. On the way down (after clearing at MMGM) I have to stop in La Paz for fuel, by going to Loreto instead I can make one less stop at a controlled field in Mexico. Customs is also easier at OLS. I am a little concerned about the latest negative posts about Loreto, Have you had any recent expirience there?

Of course you can come visit.....as long as you don't mind sharing your space with the cats.......dt
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