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September 22nd 03, 01:42 PM
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Flight Checks
Our airport (KAXH Houston-Southwest) had a LOC-DME approach. According to
the airport management, the Feds came in a shut it down because the equipment was so old that they couldn't test it anymore. New equipment was ordered and installed, etc. etc. We are now waiting for the FAA to flight test the approach. It has been a month and the airport people keep saying "sometime soon." How long does the flight test process take? Is there any way to check the status with the FSDO or the like? It has been almost six months that we haven't had a non-GPS approach. What experiences have others had with the FAA? Thks Mark Jackson 
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