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Where are VASIs located on a field ? by
[email protected]
Where are VASIs located on a field that doesn't have an ILS ? Is it a certain number of feet from end of runway ? Does it depend on runway length ? If you want to land on a short runway when is it safe to dip below VASI ? Must there be a certain number of hundreds of feet from the threshold...
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When to descend II by
Dan Luke[_2_]
You're 4 miles SW of ROYCE.
http://www.naco.faa.gov/d-tpp/0710/00198IL12R.PDF
Approach says "Cessna '1GS,cross ROYCE at or above 2 thousand, cleared visual
approach runwy 12R. Contact the tower on 118.7."
On initial contact, Tower says "Cessna '1GS, runwy 12R, cleared to land."
Do you still...
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November 27th 07 08:12 PM
by Patrick
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When to descend by
Dan Luke[_2_]
You are coming from northeast of SFB. ATC says "Cleared direct UDUZI,
maintain 4000' until established, cleared RNAV 9L approach."
http://www.naco.faa.gov/d-tpp/0710/00917R9L.PDF
When do you descend below 4,000 and to what altitude?
--
Dan
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October 14th 07 09:12 AM
by Bee
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When LOC Only Note is Correct by
Sam Spade
FAA Order 8260.19C, "Flight Procedures and Airspace," Paragraph 852(d) (1):
(1) Fix altitudes established on ILS for
LOC-only use should be coincident with the glide slope
when possible. Where the fix altitude is not within
feet of the glide slope, annotate it for LOC use as
follows:
MIN ALT...
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When does IFR begin in VFR? by
Wizard of Draws
I took a short XC today after a layoff of a few months due to real life
constraints and weather. I filed IFR even though it was VFR because I wanted
to get back into the groove of communicating with ATC.
I filed for 5000 going east. On the ground, they told me it would be faster
if I took off VFR...
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February 13th 05 11:19 PM
by Jose
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Whatever happened to Thunderhead hood ? by
Sanjay Kumar
I was reading the review of various hoods in Consumer Aviation
(January 1999 - yeah thats 5 years ago !). They recommended
Thunderhead and Best Hood among non-foggle solutions (I don't
like foggles because whatever is wrong with me any eyeglass-wear
just fogs up quickly). I have ordered Best Hood...
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February 25th 04 06:32 AM
by Scott
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Whatever happened to Thunderhead hood ? by
Sanjay Kumar
I was reading the review of various hoods in Consumer Aviation
(January 1999 - yeah thats 5 years ago !). They recommended
Thunderhead and Best Hood among non-foggle solutions (I don't
like foggles because whatever is wrong with me any eyeglass-wear
just fogs up quickly). I have ordered Best Hood...
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What's the point of this? by
Paul Tomblin
I was looking at Phoenix AZ on the low altitude en-route chart, and there
is a cluster of GPS waypoints charted all around the VOR (in the Class B).
I assume those are for GPS instrument approaches. Is there a reason why
those are charted on the en-route?
--
Paul Tomblin ...
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What was controller implying?? by
Bill J
Yesterday I was on an IFR flight about 50 miles from destination. The
area was getting covered with TS, including my alternate 20 miles futher
west. Home base was 150 mi to the east. I realized I might have to
reverse course to escape, but did not have enough fuel to get home for sure.
So, the...
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What to do? by
Everett M. Greene
The ongoing "discussion" of the LEX accident reminds me
of an incident I experienced many years ago of potential
pilot error. I was a passenger on commercial flight on
a smaller airplane (make and model not recalled but it
was twin-engine turboprop). As we were making the
approach to land, I...
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What ticks me off today by
scott moore
"FAA Administrator Marion Blakey said the crash of Comair Flight 5191
might have been avoided if the CRJ-100 had been equipped with Automatic
Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B). Blakey told reporters at a
news conference at UPS's headquarters in Louisville that ADS-B's LCD
screen (not...
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What is the deal with tapes? by
Dave Jacobowitz
Okay, I've been watching the transition to glass cockpits
in GA aircraft.
Clearly, the cost savings and simplification that comes from
integration is neat, and the reliability of an all-electrical
system is (probably) going to mean more safety for all of us.
But one thing bugs me -- the tapes.
I...
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What initiates the creation of a DP? by
Dave Jacobowitz
I fly out of Palo Alto, CA, and I have never heard an IFR clearance
read over ground whose route section did not start "when able, right
turn to 060 with 1 mi of the airport, radar vectors san jose, v334
sunol ..." My clearance starts out this way whether I file a flight
plan to the east, north, or...
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What I did on my summer vacation by
Jim Burns
Since my son was born 10 years ago, and my daughter 7 years ago, it seems
like my annual vacations have consisted primarily of playing "People
Transporter" and "Bill Payer" with absolutely no time for myself. Don't get
me wrong, I love my family and I love doing it for the kids but after 10
years...
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what happened? by
Bonanza Man
this group used to be the busy???
icing couldn't be that bad!!!!!
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December 19th 03 01:06 PM
by Judah
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What happened on this ILS approach? by
Peter R.
This morning I flew into Erie (KERI), a class D airport in northwest
Pennsylvania along Lake Erie. Weather was low IFR with 500 foot ceilings,
4 mile visibility, and winds out of the southwest. An ILS to runway 24 was
in...
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What fixes do you use for flight planning? by
Paul Tomblin
I'm trying to improve my database generators for CoPilot and other
programs (see http://navaid.com/ and http://xcski.com/~ptomblin/CoPilot/
for details). The problem I'm trying to deal with is that the FAA is
totally inconsistent on how they name waypoints, DAFIF isn't any better,
and there are...
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What Don Young, R-AK says about ATC privatization by
Chip Jones
From the AAAE's cable TV program...
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AAAE "AVIATION NEWS TODAY"
TRANSCRIPT OF INTERVIEW WITH REP. DON YOUNG
HOST: Big topic of conversation on Capitol Hill this week. The FAA
Reauthorization bill, conference report. Just before the August break, the
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What does "Minimum Fuel" mean? by
john smith
Callback #318
http://asrs.arc.nasa.gov/callback_issues/cb_318.htm
³Minimum Fuel" Does Not Mean Priority Handling
Recent ASRS incident reports reveal a common misunderstanding involving
use of the phrase ³minimum fuel. Pilots may tell ATC that they have
³minimum fuel with the expectation that they...
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