In light of recent FMS software glitches that required manufacturers to pull thousands of approaches from their databases, NBAA is asking the FAA to pause implementation of its proposed policy on cancellation of certain IAPs – specifically circling approaches and circling approach minimal

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In light of recent FMS software glitches that required manufacturers to pull thousands of approaches from their databases, NBAA is asking the FAA to pause implementation of its proposed policy on cancellation of certain IAPs – specifically circling approaches and circling approach minimal. https://www.nbaa.org/ops/cns/nbaa-asks-faa-hit-pause-button-on-proposed-instrument-approach-procedures-iap-cancellations.php Source: https://www.facebook.com/NBAAfans

17 Mar 2025 11:03

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In light of recent FMS software glitches that required manufacturers to pull thousands of approaches from their databases, NBAA is asking the FAA to pause implementation of its proposed policy on cancellation of certain IAPs – specifically circling approaches and circling approach minimal

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