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Find a Safety Pilot in your area with Safety Pilot Club by
Safety Pilot Club
Great Lakes Group,
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here to join. Signing up early will get you a free lifetime membership.
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Finally, some real solo IFR practice! by
Guy Elden Jr.
Well, after enduring the blisteringly cold, icy, snowy, and windy winter
we've had up here in the Northeast, I _finally_ managed to get in some real,
honest to goodness, solid IFR practice!
It's been a couple of months since my last real instrument flight, but
tonight, the conditions were finally...
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Finally Show in the On Line Database 90 Days Later by
NW_PILOT
Wow, that took forever it seemed like to show up in the database! I am
getting ready to go do my Multi Engine & Single Engine Sea, I decided to put
on hold the CFI after looking at Insurance Costs. Wow! It makes me wonder
how many CFI's out there don't have Insurance becuse of the costs.
DOI...
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November 27th 05 11:20 PM
by Private
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finally got my Instrument Rating in Kansas by
Bob Gardner
In his book "WeatherFlying," Captain Bob Buck offers this advice:
First, fly from good weather to good weather; ceilings should be 1000 feet
or higher, tops 7000 feet or lower. Takeoff and landing, of course, are in
VFR conditions.
Second, bad weather to good weather...take off into an overcast,...
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final reserve fuel by
Tim
Hi,
Could anyone tell me how the final reserve for jets is calculated?
I know it's the fuel to fly for 30 minutes at 1500ft AAL in ISA
conditions at holding speed... But what weight do you use? Do you
assume that contignency fuel is burnt (so gross weight = TOW - TRIP
fuel - ALTN fuel) when...
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filtering the spam out of this r.a.i.? by
Dave J
It looks like rec.aviation.ifr is downing in a sea of "MI5
Persecution". Is there nothing that can be done to stem this tide? In
the old days I would just killfile the person or a regexp against the
title, but this is actually hard. Besides, I'm using Google to access
usenet now.
I've just never...
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filing with DUATS by
Ditch
Anyone experiencing problems with this? Aside from the ADIZ and TFR crap.
I filed an IFR from LVK to SAC yesterday via duats and the clearance never came
available. The tower told me that only about half of the flight plans filed via
DUATS come up.
I found it strange. Back in 1999 when I was flying...
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January 14th 04 09:38 AM
by Jeff
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Filing with a STAR by
Paul Tomblin
I'm going to be flying from ROC to BAF weekend after next. Just plugging
the end points into Aeroplanner gives me a nice simple route V2 ALB V146,
but I see that BAF has a STAR, SWEDE ONE. It's a bit longer than the
simple route, and since I've never flown that direction I don't know if I
should...
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Filing through Dallas what to expect? by
Nicholas Kliewer
Being a freshly minted IFR pilot -- I am taking a
trip from Dallas to Phoenix for Thanksgiving.
I've got most of the trip figured out, my first
stop is Abilene, but I am wondering about getting
across Dallas:
If I filed TKI (McKinney) direct ABI (Abilene)
what would I get?
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November 22nd 04 10:06 PM
by muzz
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filing stars by
Brad Salai
I'm going to DXR (Danbury) from ROC (Rochester) on Saturday. There is a STAR
for Danbury, NOBBI THREE, that has a transition starting at Rockdale. Here's
the question:
Should I file the STAR, even though it is a little out of the way, or should
I file a more direct route. If I file something more...
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August 10th 05 10:19 PM
by Judah
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filing IFR plan for VFR flight conditions by
Paul Safran
I seem to have read or been told once that,
one can file an IFR flightplan with remark for
VFR flight conditions when not instrument rated,
or current, to get routing and practice within the system.
Comments?
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Filing IFR flight Plan in VMC by
Cyberfly via AviationKB.com
I have a question for the group. Im working on my IFR ticket, and will be
finished in about another 2-3 months, depending on how much I fly (Im renting.
so at $165/hr with instructor,, the $$$$ flow is very high right now) . I
was told by one of the "old guys" at the airport that if I wanted to...
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Filing direct with GPS by
pgbnh
The installation of the GNS530 is complete. The learning is just begun. But
since I now have equipment which allows it, what is the likelihood of
receiving 'cleared as filed' if I file direct to a destination a few hundred
miles away?
Is this not what 'Free Flight' was supposed to be about?
Is it...
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Filing direct by
John Harper
There was a thread a while ago about filing direct, and the need to include
a fix
for each ARTCC boundary. Just thought I'd give my recent experience. I've
been flying up and down from CA to the North West a bit lately. The V route
from the Seattle area to the Bay Area is a horror. So when I came...
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few pre-checkride questions by
Baron Man
1. what's a VDP and how does one compute it.
2. how many phases of an approach (IAP) and how do you tell each from the
other
3. what's a GRID MORA
4. what's a THINGS
5. what's the min ATC separation under IFR
6. drift-down?
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Fast forward to the futu WAAS 200 minimums by
scott moore
Now that the WAAS minimums are going to be 200, same as
ILS, and the first WAAS approaches are going to be
overlaid over standard ILS approaches, the question
arises:
Which approach makes more sense to an ILS runway, use
of the ILS, or the WAAS?
Before you say "good ole ILS", consider: WAAS is...
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March 10th 06 09:31 PM
by JPH
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FAR Part 97: Aircraft Approach Categories - IAS vs Ground Speed by
Mark Hansen
I'm an Instrument Airplane student, and am having a disagreement
with my instructor on one topic - that of Aircraft Approach Categories.
According to 14 CFR Part 97.3 (b), it provides the speed ranges for
the different aircraft categories (A-E). In all the documentation I've
read, this "speed" is...
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