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What about in uncontrolled/non radar airspace?

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What about in uncontrolled/non radar airspace?

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  1. Matthew Waugh on Jun 13, 2011

    What indeed.

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  2. Earl Kessler on Jun 15, 2011

    I assume you mean “what constitutes a runway environment at a non-towered airport”.  In that case, the runway markings will be a little less pronounced, depending upon the type of approach the airport is served by.  However, a little common sense will still give you the answer.  Anything that uniquely identifies it as a runway environment, including striping, lights, vasi, papi and any or all visual clues unique to a runway will be adequate to break out from the MDA/DA restricted height to continue the approach to landing.

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