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![]() "karl gruber" wrote in message ... "Danny Deger" wrote in message ... I haven't flown in a while, but am in the market for a used plane. I recalling hearing somewhere that straight-in approaches are now approved at uncontrolled airports. Is this correct? Danny Deger Approved by whom? They've never been against any regulation, but are not necessarily the best way to enter a pattern. Good point. Uncontrolled patterns are not a regulation, but I think the FAA publishes the recommeneded pattern. I know when I flew before, a straight in was not a recommended pattern, but I thought I had heard it is now. If you are lined up on final as you approach the airport, it is OK to just come in straight. Danny Deger Karl |
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