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![]() Peter wrote: This is the reg which prevents flying instrument approaches unless it is a published one. In the UK, this is not illegal (on G-reg aircraft). But then we don't get the radar services here, etc. Pilots tend to fly descents using a GPS, etc. In the USA, there are GPS approaches, and there are many more instrument approaches anyway. At the *practical* level, I am curious to what extent the FAA enforces this regulation. I suppose this question is relevant only in the context of airports which don't have a published IAP - I don't know what % this is in the USA. I have a hard time imaging a pilot would want to fly a homemade GPS approach. -Robert, CFII |
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