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Old April 13th 06, 04:47 PM posted to rec.aviation.ifr
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Default Something missing on the missed?

Geez! I can see why its hard to post here. I live in SoCal. Did IFR
missed approaches in EMT for my IFR ticket! Did the exact missed
approach proceedure mentioned!

Didnt mean to confuse anyone! Just relaying what really is true from
1st hand, actual experince with approaches with no charted hold, in
SoCal Airspace. I thought that was important - you know, like a Pirep!

 




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