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Old July 8th 04, 12:20 AM
Bob Gardner
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Gray used to have a sergeant come up to safety meetings in Seattle and
solicit PARs so that they could stay current.

Bob Gardner

"John Clonts" wrote in message
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"KP" wrote in message
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Lee Elson wrote in message
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Awhile back, I asked Mugu Approach about doing a PAR. They said it
wasn't possible. I think it was due to lack of staffing. This was on a
weekend but I wouldn't be surprised if they won't allow it during the
week either.


The first thing to go when it comes to staffing is PAR.

Weekends, holidays, mids, down days, and any other time the wing isn't
flying it's a pretty safe bet PAR won't be available. Hours should be
published.

Conversely, if the wing is flying there's very likely to be dual PAR
coverage (ie, staffing for two simultaneous PARs). Then if you get

turned
down it will be due to traffic or base policy.

Nothing ventured - nothing gained



I've done several PAR's at Gray Army Airfield (KGRK). Have never been
turned down.

Cheers,
John Clonts
Temple, Texas
N7NZ




 




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