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My stuff came from the 11/01/2001 Chicago Sectional so revisions are
possible. But I would have to question your statement: "Milwaukee's varies with runway usage. Sometimes it's along runway 7/25, sometimes it's along runway 1/19". How often would a pilot know the active runway prior to calling Approach? I just don't see anything other than a fixed point being used for this purpose. "Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in message hlink.net... "Bill Denton" wrote in message ... The split for the Madison Class C is East and West. The split for the Milwaukee Class C is Southeast and Northwest. Milwaukee's split, like Madison's, is along the extended runway centerline. Madison's is fixed along runway 18/36, but Milwaukee's varies with runway usage. Sometimes it's along runway 7/25, sometimes it's along runway 1/19. |
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