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Isn't missed approach procedure to fly runway heading, however not to actually overfly the runway (ie, offset of centerline)?
by frenchman_in_ny 7y ago
Isn't missed approach procedure to fly runway heading, however not to actually overfly the runway (ie, offset of centerline)?
- JshWright 7y agoIf you're lined up on the runway, flying "runway heading" will overfly the runway. Here's the details for the runway in question: https://www.airservicesaustralia.com/aip/current/dap/SSYGL06-161_07NOV2019.pdf https://www.airservicesaustralia.com/aip/current/dap/SSYGL06...
- t0mas88 7y agoFor a visual flight in a small plane that's the way to do it (and then technically runway track instead of heading) For an instrument flight there is a defined missed approach route that usually includes specific altitudes and turns to get you to some holding position.