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Most direct way of landing in uncontrolled airport within class C airspace

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In this situation, I would be flying from Richmond Executive-Chesterfield (FCI) to New Kent Co (W96). What would be most direct method of reaching my destination without unnecessary radio chatter?

A few options that I know of:

Request flight following from Potomac Approach

Request transition into class C from Potomac Approach

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    Nascr1Arrival on Jun 02, 2016

    Just stay below 1400 and avoid the class c that goes to the ground. You won’t have to talk to anyone. That’s the most direct and easiest way without talking to anyone but the ctafs. Is this a check ride?

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