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Old August 8th 06, 09:13 PM posted to rec.aviation.ifr
BillJ
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Default OLV GPS 36 approach question

Greg Esres wrote:
What is the MSA on the approach chart?

No MSA on TAA RNAV approaches.

On the ILS, I think it's 2,500, due to a very tall tower north of the
airport.


MVA trumps MSA, and that is what was issued. Published 2800 would be
required if no radar.
 




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