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When Landing, the tower always asks me to enter runway (whatever) on the 45.... what do they m,ean enter on the 45 ??Thanks for any answersCYXE01Justin

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IFR flight or VFR flight you getting those instructions?


Joel Strikovsky
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It not the runway number. And it's vfr. I.e. when landing at Saskatoon airport they will say enter runway 16 at the 45.Justin

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I think it means as you approach the airfield you want to be on a 45 degree vector to the runway to join the circuit.Chris

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.. Chris is right, this is how you suppose the enter the "Pattern" most likely left or right Downwind ...Yair

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Go to runway 45 I think.Aaron G.
Err runway 45? On what planet because on earth there are only 360 degrees in a circle and so maximum runway number is ..... 36Rog

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If the controller, the sectional, or the airport facilities directory doesn't specify otherwise, you assume the airport is flying a left pattern."Enter on the 45" means you join the downwind leg at a 45-degree angle to the runway, at pattern altitude.

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