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When flying a Straight in Approach is OKAY
Asked by: pmollette 2392 views FAA Regulations, Flight Instructor, Instrument Rating, Student Pilot
On a lot of instrument approach plates it'll give you the option to fly a straight in approach. 91.175 doesn't really specify a whole lot unless I missed something. My question is do you have to be cleared to fly Straight in even at an uncontrolled airport. Like if there's an ILS runway 36 and you're coming from the south can you just fly Straight in with no procedure turns? Or would I still have to do a course reversal and do everything?
When is flying a Straight in approach, okay?