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"Bob Gardner" wrote in message news:bphub.176041$9E1.917544@attbi_s52...
When you are cleared for the VOR-A you are expected to fly the profile....fly at the MDA and not a foot lower to the missed approach point or until you see the runway environment as defined in 91.175. When you see the airport, you should real quick ask for a contact approach...then you can follow ground reference and altitude is not a factor. Bob Gardner "John Clonts" wrote in message .. . I'm inbound on the final approach segment of the VOR-A approach at T82 (Fredericksburg Texas): http://www.myairplane.com/databases/.../T82_vd_gA.pdf At about 3 miles east of the airport I'm at the MDA of 2460 MSL ("766 AGL"), mostly in a 700 foot overcast. Through a break in the clouds I clearly see the airport-- the visibility is about 7 miles. ... Cheers, John Clonts Temple, Texas N7NZ The caviat here is you need to see the runway environment to be allowed to descend, not just the airport. |
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"JimBob" wrote in message om... "Bob Gardner" wrote in message news:bphub.176041$9E1.917544@attbi_s52... When you are cleared for the VOR-A you are expected to fly the profile....fly at the MDA and not a foot lower to the missed approach point or until you see the runway environment as defined in 91.175. When you see the airport, you should real quick ask for a contact approach...then you can follow ground reference and altitude is not a factor. Bob Gardner "John Clonts" wrote in message .. . I'm inbound on the final approach segment of the VOR-A approach at T82 (Fredericksburg Texas): http://www.myairplane.com/databases/.../T82_vd_gA.pdf At about 3 miles east of the airport I'm at the MDA of 2460 MSL ("766 AGL"), mostly in a 700 foot overcast. Through a break in the clouds I clearly see the airport-- the visibility is about 7 miles. ... Cheers, John Clonts Temple, Texas N7NZ The caviat here is you need to see the runway environment to be allowed to descend, not just the airport. Yes, I did. (Not much to this airport other than the runway!) Thanks! John |
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"JimBob" wrote in message om... The caviat here is you need to see the runway environment to be allowed to descend, not just the airport. True, but in this case there isn't much to the airport that is not runway environment. |
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