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January 15th 04, 05:33 AM
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"Robert M. Gary" wrote in message om... At a lot of airports you are in the pattern mixed up with Jets so it works out best if you fly a similar pattern. A Cessna's pretty damn slow though. Right. So if the Cessna does fly a pattern similar to the jet's there's no way they can mix. To keep the same spacing an aircraft half the speed of another aircraft must fly a pattern half the total length of that aircraft's. 
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