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March 30th 04, 01:28 AM
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S Narayan wrote: I am not so sure. See LVK ILS 25R (California), why is ADF required here? Almost exclusively, TRACY is used as the IAF for this approach. Maybe if an NDB is designated as an IAF, then ADF is required whether or not other IAFs exist. The missed approach goes to the LOM. Whenever they do that, ADF is always required. 
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March 30th 04, 02:24 AM
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S Narayan wrote: I am not so sure. See LVK ILS 25R (California), why is ADF required here? Almost exclusively, TRACY is used as the IAF for this approach. Maybe if an NDB is designated as an IAF, then ADF is required whether or not other IAFs exist. The missed approach goes to the LOM. Whenever they do that, ADF is always required. Makes perfect sense. Thanks.
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