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October 9th 03, 10:23 AM
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Yeah, but if you use FAA charts, then all the arrivals are in the front and not listed by airport anyway. You have to cross-reference them in the table of contents. That way you avoid the hassles of Jepp plates :-)
John Harper wrote: Aha! Great catch question. It's actually a SJC arrival, you mean you didn't think to look there? There's a note somewhere on the back of the (Jepp) plate that tells you to look under SJC for arrival. (My instructor pulled this one on me when I was training, so fortunately I was prepared). John 
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