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Originally Posted by tripleseven I dont know but i've flown in to LAX a lot from SBA, SMX, and SBP and have noticed something in common with all the approaches. On clear days we fly over oxnard, then over santa monica. Looking out the right side of the plane we are on a right downwind to the north parallel runways at LAX. From there we continue downwind and turn downwind to base before the downtown skyline. Then we turn base to final. To me this seems like normal pattern entry. I could be wrong as it is probably a normal arrival procedure for the airport for arrivals from the west. Anyone familiar with this approach? |
Yeah, that is pretty typical, but it sure is A LOT wider than a C172 on pattern, haha
I THINK there's a visual approach plate that takes over Dodger Stadium and takes you around like a normal traffic pattern.