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Yeah; this part makes no sense. Anyone in possession of either a geographic sense of the area (or a VFR sectional) who has departed due south from National and
by NovemberWhiskey 4y ago
Yeah; this part makes no sense.
Anyone in possession of either a geographic sense of the area (or a VFR sectional) who has departed due south from National and is told to "maintain runway heading and follow the river" would not be confused.
- rtkwe 4y agoIt seems like the FAA guy had at least the core of the right idea that the author wasn't really prepared for flying out of such a busy airport and restricted area. Now afaik access is more restricted and flight plans from people who haven't taken a particular class on flying through Washington National will be denied, but you can still totally fly a small plane into and out of that airport if you really want to.