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What about in a /A equipped plane? The departure and en-route phases seem straight forward enough. But upon reaching HARRP, a non-GPS plane would be unable to go direct destination. Would ATC just start assigning vectors? Or "fly outbound on the such-and-such radial from the VOR, report airport in sight"? I ask because I find myself in a non-GPS, VOR/DME plane often these and we are considering getting it back to IFR current. Obviously a full-flight video for such a rare situation these days would be a lot of work just for little ol' me, but would be cool to see (bonus if it's single VOR/DME)!
ОтветитьGreat depth of information on this video! I think you slowed down on the delivery information, which made everything clearer.
ОтветитьFor a free solution, you could also use FlightAware’s IFR Route Analyzer feature. It tells you how many times each route has been filed, what the altitude ranges are, and what planes flew the route. In the route column, you can click on it and it takes you to Skyvector and fills in the waypoints.
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ОтветитьI like your channel more than anyone else’s
Ответитьthis dude’s awesome: “right beneath Peppa Pig” 😂
ОтветитьSo could you have canceled the filed flight plan then create a new one with the expected routing already in there? Just wondering if there’s any advantage or disadvantages. Thanks for another great video.
ОтветитьI agree this is a useful video thanks. 😊
ОтветитьYes, exactly, the computer gives random IFR routes with zero regard to flight planning or aircraft type. Isn't that... weird?..
ОтветитьI never knew the FlightAware trick. Thank you!
ОтветитьSolid advice
ОтветитьAnother amazing video. You are simply the best. Thank you.
ОтветитьForeflight routes is where I would go after checking WX and winds. If I did not like the options based on aircraft performance, altitude or route you can create your own or pick something close and expect the amendment. Thanks.
ОтветитьAppreciate the video. I like that you’re showing examples from the northeast. I’ve been flying in this area for 30+ years and I still haven’t figured out the magical formula.
I have used FlightAware to see routing others have flown but often small airport to small airport routes just aren’t there. Same goes for Garmin Pilot.
I really wish we could get PDC for our small planes for small airports.
I’ll echo what you said about the letter of agreements between facilities. I have had some strange altitudes and routing assigned. It would be nice if these were available to view. It would help sort out the mystery to some of these routings.
Keep up the good work! Your contents serves as a great refresher for us saltier types. 😊
First time I got first comment 😂. Thanks for helping me get my instrument and commercial ratings.
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