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Old 24th Nov 2011, 07:25
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Correct. The actual reference should be to ICAO Doc 8168, Vol. 1:

1.4.1 The entry into the holding pattern shall be according to heading in relation to the three entry sectors shown
in Figure I-6-1-2, recognizing a zone of flexibility of 5° on either side of the sector boundaries.
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Old 24th Nov 2011, 12:49
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Holding pattern questions

Since it's a long, long time since I did my initial IR, my co-pilot today asked me about holding patterns, hold entries and the like and I honestly didn't know the answer.....I defer therefore to you, my younger and wiser friends:

- What is the tolerance between sectors for entry eg if on the "boundary" between sectors entering the hold?

- What governs where the boundary falls wrt the entry, track inbound or heading inbound?

Thanks in advance!
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1. 5 degrees flexibility
2. magnetic heading relative to holding course

reference: oxford air law book and jeppesen ICM.

(I looked it up just to be sure)
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Thanks guys, much appreciated !
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