Extra! Terminal Procedures Expert Dog Brenneman Talks with IFR Magazine

Extra! Terminal Procedures Expert Dog Brenneman Talks with <i>IFR</i> Magazine

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Wednesday, January 16, 2008 at 12:00 AM ET

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Key Takeaways:

Dog Brenneman identifies two commonly overlooked aspects of preparing for an instrument flight.
He clarifies why air traffic control (ATC) is indifferent to the specific maneuvers used when flying a holding pattern.
Brenneman provides guidance on maintaining an airway course even when navigational instruments like the CDI fail.

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IFR editor Jeff Van West interviews Terminal Procedures expert and FAA gadfly Dog Brenneman. Brenneman describes the two most overlooked items in preparing for an instrument flight, explains why ATC doesn’t care how you fly the hold, and tells you how to stay on an airway after the CDI needle literally falls off the instrument.

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