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April 12th 06, 11:39 PM
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Circle to Land @ KRBG
In a previous article, "Al" said:
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? If there is VFR traffic in the pattern, cancel IFR and join the pattern. -- Paul Tomblin http://xcski.com/blogs/pt/ "I find your lack of clue...disturbing" - SithAdmin Vader. 
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