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6th Jan 2012, 00:10

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"Cleared for Straight-In Approach"-- FAA rules only

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Posted By galaxy flyer

Quite agree with Captain Prop, it is an either/or...

Quite agree with Captain Prop, it is an either/or proposition, at odds with aerobat77's idea of "self positioning", a concept not found in the US or Canadian AIM or ICAO Doc 8168. Perhaps ze...

Forum: Tech Log

5th Jan 2012, 01:05

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"Cleared for Straight-In Approach"-- FAA rules only

Views: 17,735

Posted By galaxy flyer

aerobat77 Please try to be helpful and...

aerobat77

Please try to be helpful and informative, not condescending and obnoxious. This is Tech Log, not Jet Blast. I asked a legitimate question about US FAA procedures, an area you do not...

Forum: Tech Log

5th Jan 2012, 00:06

Replies: 23

"Cleared for Straight-In Approach"-- FAA rules only

Views: 17,735

Posted By galaxy flyer

Aerobat77 Could you cite a paragraph in the...

Aerobat77

Could you cite a paragraph in the US FAA AIM, .65 or the TERPS Manual that specifies "self position"? One, in a non-radar environment, is either on a course or not, as I learned it. ...

Forum: Tech Log

4th Jan 2012, 23:11

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"Cleared for Straight-In Approach"-- FAA rules only

Views: 17,735

Posted By galaxy flyer

MarkerInbound OK, an example: if I am 140...

MarkerInbound

OK, an example: if I am 140 degrees from the final approach course, can the controller issue "cleared straight in approach" and ignore the course reversal! Just hang a tight 140...

Forum: Tech Log

4th Jan 2012, 17:00

Replies: 23

"Cleared for Straight-In Approach"-- FAA rules only

Views: 17,735

Posted By galaxy flyer

"Cleared for Straight-In Approach"-- FAA rules only

Perhaps aterpster

The phrase "cleared straight in" appears in the FAA AIM. I hear pilots say that clearance means the pilot does NOT have fly the course reversal from the IAF, but just intercept...

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