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May 28th 05, 04:17 PM
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It is best to approach and overfly the airport at 500 feet above the
pattern altitude. This will allow you to observe the winds to select a runway and watch for NORDO aircraft in the pattern or on the runway. Lakeview Bill wrote: When you are flying to a non-towered airport, do you always have to fly the pattern, or can you make a straight-in or crosswind approach? 
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