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April 12th 06, 09:31 PM
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Circle to Land @ KRBG
At our home field, KRBG, Roseburg, Oregon, we use left traffic for both ends
of our RWY 34-16. The approach procedures cite "Circling east of the rwy 34-16 centerline not authorized". What do I do when I break out, and have to "circle west of the centerline for RWY 16", while VFR traffic is flying the normal left traffic(east of centerline) for RWY16? Al 
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