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Old July 24th 03, 06:04 PM
Marty Ross
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In IFR approach designations, "straight-in" means a final approach course
that is less than 30 degrees from extended centerline.

Flying straight for the airport qualifies.


"HankC" wrote in message
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I'm 10 miles N of the field and the tower calls for a straight-in on

runway 20.

What's the best way intercept the runway centerline?

Vaguely aiming for a point on the extended CL always seems too, well,

vague...

Should I turn on base way out here and then a right turn onto the

centerline?

fly a 45 degree angle (heading 155) to the CL?

something else?


Thanks,
HankC