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Old September 13th 04, 06:58 PM
Mike Rapoport
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A tower controller could do it but, like you say, there aren't many towered
fields without a low minimiums approach and no terrain issues. Generally it
is terrain that limits minimiums.

Mike
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It isn't cheaper when you consider that it requires an operator.

Mike
MU-2


Does it require a dedicated operator, or can any old controller
hanging out in the tower run it? Out East I can't think of any Class D
fields that don't have at least 1 ILS, but perhaps in other regions
that's sometimes the case?

-cwk.



 




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