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Dave Jacobowitz wrote:
I fly out of Palo Alto, CA, and I have never heard an IFR clearance read over ground whose route section did not start "when able, right turn to 060 with 1 mi of the airport, radar vectors san jose, v334 sunol ..." My clearance starts out this way whether I file a flight plan to the east, north, or south. (I haven't flown to Hawaii yet, so can't say what I'd get going west. ![]() file /G or /A. FWIW, a usual "de facto" DP out of CDW is similar: Left/Right to 180, vectors to Lanna... except we're being directed to an intersection. What makes this odd is that this is given even to /U and even though one of the VORs forming the intersection is roughly between the intersection and airport. This is just for westbound, though. We've different "de facto" procedures for other directions (southbound is fun; one passes directly over EWR). - Andrew |
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