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Old September 30th 03, 06:04 PM
Greg Esres
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It's a good example of the terrible, disfunctional disonnect within
the FAA between Flight Standards and Air Traffic Service.

I was afraid you'd say something like that. ;-)

I suppose the easiest thing to defend to an examiner is to say 200
knots for 1 minute equates to 6 nm.

BTW, an article I read a while back said that "IAP course-reversal
holds will always be limited to 200 knots to preserve minimums in
existing canyon IAPs".

However, the AIM still says that normal holding speeds apply to these
hold-in-lieus.



 




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