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Commencing a GPS approach from a fix other than the FAF



 
 
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Old January 24th 07, 10:09 PM posted to rec.aviation.ifr
Sam Spade
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Default Commencing a GPS approach from a fix other than the FAF

Peter wrote:

If you were seriously smart, would you work for a company that makes
stuff using 1980s technology (colour LCDs aside) and brings out a new
product once every 10 years? No company that does that will retain
good people. To top it, they blame it on certification; it doesn't
take 10 years to certify a product... especially if the company is
already loaded with competent paper-pushers.


In this case certification standards and obstacle clearance protected
airspace are pretty much married to each other.
 




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