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January 14th 04, 06:16 PM
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"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in message nk.net... | | "Mike O'Malley" wrote in message | ... | | Please explain to me how it is possible to "enter on a 45 to the downwind" | AND "make all turns to the left in the traffic pattern" (that is | paraphrased | from memory). | | | It isn't. The 45 degree entry to the downwind is illegal. No, it is not. The regulation says "unless otherwise authorized," and the 45 degree entry is specifically authorized as a legal maneuver in a document signed by the Administrator (the AIM). The AIM may not be regulatory, but following the procedures in the AIM provides a safe harbor and use of those procedures is to be presumed by the FAA to be in compliance with all federal regulations. 
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