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"Cleared Straight-In Runway X; Report Y Miles Final"



 
 
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Old August 12th 04, 01:02 AM
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Jim Cummiskey wrote:
Why put yourself in a position that A) leaves you hard
to find by other aircraft looking for someone "on final"



John, IMHO, I was "on final." The whole point I'm trying to make is that I
don't believe you have to be precisely on the extended center line to be on
final. Rather, to me "Cleared Straight-In" implies that you should not make
a downwind or base turn, but simply fly direct to the airport, align
yourself with the runway, and land. I also don't agree you are necessarily
any "harder to find" on final if you are offset within 30 deg.


You are correct.

 




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