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Old November 12th 03, 10:35 PM
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Default initial fix an intersection

Why is it bad flight planning to use an intersection for your initial fix on
your IFR flight?

My plan has two NAVs and an IFR GPS. So I have at least 3 ways to identify
the intersection granted doing it with one NAV is painful during departure
but it could be done. I curious to hear people opinions.

Scott

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