I found this last night, and thought others might be interested. It's a decent read.
http://www.njsflight.com/images/TEC_Route_savvy.pdf
Enjoy!
Brett
Interesting article on using TEC routes.
Interesting article on using TEC routes.
Brett Johnson
Los Angeles, CA.
PE: Skyhawk C172 - N8979T
Los Angeles, CA.
PE: Skyhawk C172 - N8979T
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Let me count the ways in which you are the man...
Great find
Great find
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Re: Interesting article on using TEC routes.
Good article.
It's sort of cool to know that a large number of us on PE not only would have known what a "November" route was, we'd have filed it in the first place!
-M.
It's sort of cool to know that a large number of us on PE not only would have known what a "November" route was, we'd have filed it in the first place!
-M.
Mark Hargrove
Longmont, CO
PE: N757SL (Cessna 182T 'Skylane'), N757SM (Cessna 337 'Skymaster'), N757BD (Beech Duke Turbine)
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And a few would even call for Tower Enroute without filing
Re: Interesting article on using TEC routes.
Forgive me maybe stupid question but ... is there any other way than checking LAX ATIS to determine traffic landing at LAXE or LAXW? I understand that ATIS will give the landing runways info but is there any other source to verify that? Thank you. Cheers, AJ
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Use any weather source. The only way it'll be east ops is if it's blowing more than 10kts out of the east (I'm not going to cover the "over water" ops period from midnight, since we're closed at that point).
Re: Interesting article on using TEC routes.
Thank you Keith, fair enough.