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Old October 11th 03, 06:02 PM
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Maule Driver wrote:

I adapted the new NOS plate format (which was copied from Jepp), and have
that on my personal briefing form (see previous thread).


For historical accuracy, NACO (formerly NOS) did not copy that format from
Jeppesen. The briefing strip format was developed by a Mr. Volpe of the Dept
of Transportation (not the FAA) with the help of some industry gurus.

Jeppesen then adopted the Volpe Format, followed by NACO a couple or three
years later.

 




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