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August 24th 08, 09:11 PM
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Maintaining VFR altitudes when following N/S roads/rivers
"Mxsmanic" wrote in message ... Lou writes: Why would you follow a road? Pilotage. I try to practice different forms of navigation, and pilotage is a useful type of navigation for VFR flights. This situation usually resolves itself. If you are flying "pilotage" and at an altitude that the VFR cruising altitudes applies, you will probably be picking out a ground reference many miles away and cruise for some time before changing coarse. If you insist on keeping you plane on the same coarse as the river or road then then you are expected to follow the rule. If you are below 3000' agl, then the VFR cruising rule doesn't apply. -- Regards, Bob F. 
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