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Old October 11th 06, 05:47 AM posted to rec.aviation.ifr,alt.aviation.safety,rec.aviation.student
John Mazor
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Default Federal Aviation Administration to cut more air traffic controllers

"Sam Spade" wrote in message
news:UOSWg.32348$tO5.22560@fed1read10...
Beavis wrote:
In article 0wDWg.32302$tO5.12002@fed1read10,
Sam Spade wrote:

Runway edge lights, unlike CL lights, are mandatory for a night takeoff
under Part 121.


Not at my Part 121 airline.

From our FAA-approved manual: "Runway lighting is required by FAR 121.97
for takeoff or landing at night. Centerline lights are considered
adequate in the event that the runway edge lights are inoperative."


That is an authorized substitution. It doesn't changed 121.97.


That's actually wrong. FAR 121.97 says *nothing* about forbidding runway
ops on an unlighted runway. Nor have I found any FAR that does that.
121.97 goes to operator requirements WRT airports and disseminating
information on them to their flight crews.

An airline's FOM might forbid using unlit runways, but there's no
requirement that such a rule be included in its FOM.


 




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