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Old 19th Feb 2003, 23:07
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VFR rejoins @ EGHH via VRPs?

Hi guys,

I'm in the process of doing my CPL training, and my instructor always wants me to do visual rejoins for landing via the VRPs. I have always tended to keep away from VRPs, on the basis that everyone and his dog heads straight for the darn things.

I realise from a controllers' point of view an accurate position report is preferable with all those 7000's squawking at you, but is it necessary to give a positive fix, i.e. overhead XXX VRP, or are you happy rejoins via a random entry point for the reason I mentioned above, providing I can give you an idea of my position, e.g. 10nm NW, etc.?

PS for any EGHH controllers reading this, why is Tarrant Rushdon a VRP? It's a bitch to see, particularly in the winter sun. Blandford army camp is much more prominent.
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Have you ever tried to find Pirton from the air? Hemel is easy though. EGGW VRP's.
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Actually flying over VRP's is actively discouraged. Have a read of AIC 12/1999 (Yellow 318). This should go some way to answering your question.
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