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Old October 23rd, 2006, 10:20   #9
tgrayson
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Default Re: Entering a hold - parallel entry

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Originally Posted by Dazzler View Post
After crossing the fix on a parallel entry to a hold, do you track outbound on the inbound course, or fly parallel to it on the non-holding side?
Fly parallel. That's why it called "parallel". If you try to intercept the course, then that just makes your turn to intercept that much more difficult. When flown properly, your turn to intercept will first cross the course, then reintercept it from the other side.

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No, you wouldn't, but you've got several miles of protected airspace. I seem to recall at least 3.5 miles, but I'd have to check my sources. You'd have to be holding in the jet stream to encounter a crosswind like that.
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