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![]() "Jim Logajan" wrote in message .. . I believe the "definition" in that circular is implicit in the labeling of the airport operation diagrams in appendix 1. The line out from infinite to the point where it joins the base leg is labelled "straight-in approach" and the narrative for point (3) labels the line from the base leg to the runway as final. The "final" label in that diagram is on the side of the base leg away from the airport, indicating that final extends past the base leg. That is consistent with the definition of final found in the Pilot/Controller Glossary The narrative for point 3 is, "Complete turn to final at least l/4 mile from the runway." That does not even approach suggesting that final does not extend beyond the base leg. |
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![]() "Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in message nk.net... "Jim Logajan" wrote in message .. . I believe the "definition" in that circular is implicit in the labeling of the airport operation diagrams in appendix 1. The line out from infinite to the point where it joins the base leg is labelled "straight-in approach" and the narrative for point (3) labels the line from the base leg to the runway as final. The "final" label in that diagram is on the side of the base leg away from the airport, indicating that final extends past the base leg. That is consistent with the definition of final found in the Pilot/Controller Glossary The narrative for point 3 is, "Complete turn to final at least l/4 mile from the runway." That does not even approach suggesting that final does not extend beyond the base leg. Asked and answered Steven, your just trolling because you don't like the answer. |
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