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Old May 22nd 07, 06:56 PM posted to rec.aviation.ifr
Paul Tomblin
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Default How to find LPV approaches?

None of the RNAV approaches at my local airport has LPV minimums. I want
to try out our club's nifty new 530W. I've tried a couple of LNAV+VNAV
approaches, and they aren't all that exciting because the mins aren't any
better than the LNAV-only minimums.

Is there a search engine that will find the nearest airports with LPV
approach mins, or do I have to grovel through the whole approach book?


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