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March 9th 04, 02:13 PM
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"S Green" wrote in message
... The normal form of joining in the UK is an overhead join usually at 1000' above the centre of the field with a descent on the dead side aiming to be at pattern height as you cross the upwind end of the runway. Nooooo! Circuit height is at 1000' usually (or thereabouts) so the overhead join is above that. Sorry I know you know that, but just clarifying it... Paul 
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