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Old May 31st 10, 11:09 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Brian Whatcott
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Default Orienting the Approach.

On transfer from a Class C approach controller to a Class D tower
facility under the umbrella, I got the following direction yesterday
when flying in from the west:

"Fly a right downwind to runway 17L , clear to land."

Got the picture?
What is the first turn direction?
On which runway do you turn final from base?

:-)

Brian W
 




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