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Posters,

\ Hey, you might even get priority 
> If you are a Lancair, you never know :-)  Now Scott on the other 
> hand.........maybe.
>
> Ron Galbraith


You know, sometimes being in a Lancair does get one priority handling.

This happened yesterday on a trip back from elk hunting in Cody, WY to FCM.

I was in the descent with a King Air 200 when I passed him. Had about 30KIAS
on him, and the best part was when ATC said the King Air was #2 for the
approach as he had overtaking traffic....ATC then thanked me for the help
and to slow to normal speed and I told him this was normal speed, but thanks
for the compliment..

Michael Smith
LNC4