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I agree, though telling ATC may not even be required but may keep you
safe. Moreover, I think the FAA meant as much based on their explanation of changes that added the additional language to the AIM that confused us: "This [change to the AIM] is for those folks that think a procedure turn is required unless it meets one of the exceptions which does not include 'if the aircraft is aligned within 90 degrees of the inbound course.'" See http://www.faa.gov/ATPUBS/AIM/Exofchg/exchg3.html, and scroll down to entry w. So, the FAA added this language to satisfy people who thought a procedure turn is required even when no course reversal is required (e.g., when intercepting the FAC at 89 degrees) at the correct altitude. |
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