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HPN Preferred Departure Routings Print E-mail

The link below provides a list of standard IFR routes from HPN (White Plains, NY) to a number of other airports. The information was provided to the Westchester Aviation Association by FAA personnel at HPN, and is made available here as is, with no assurance on correctness and usability. You may use this information at your discretion and at your risk.

HPN Departure Routings - Click Link to open a PDF File.

 

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