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October 6th 05, 10:04 PM
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"Matt Whiting" wrote in message news  No, the VOR is not on the runway centerline. It is several hundred feet off to the side of the runway. Why they didn't use the runway heading for this approach I don't know, but it could be for noise abatement, obstruction clearance, or other reasons. If they did that the MAP would be several hundred feet off to the side of the runway. 
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