Hudson River Corridor — Manhattan Skyline Run
Hudson River VFR corridor — aerial tour, no landing
Advanced: Special procedures (SFRA/overwater). Club recommendation: first run with a CFI or experienced member.
The Hudson River VFR corridor is one of the great free sights in world aviation: a slot under the New York Class B that takes a Skyhawk past the entire west side of Manhattan. Round trip from Lakewood in about an hour and a quarter, with the skyline out the right window northbound and the left window coming home.
It demands respect and preparation — mandatory reporting points, one-way traffic flows on each side of the river, helicopters below you, and everyone self-announcing on the common frequency. Do the homework, brief your passenger on the silence rules, and it's as safe as it is unforgettable. First run with an approved CFI is the club-recommended way in.
Trip guide by Priya S.MAFC member
The annual club fly-out route, weather permitting.
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