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IFR #6: How to Brief a Localizer Approach | FAA Approach Plate Brief

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In this video we'll show you how to brief a Localizer approach plate (NOS, FAA) to prepare yourself while in the enroute phase of flight to enter into the terminal environment and be prepared to shot the expected approach. As always, leave your questions in the comments below! Your Support Makes our Videos possible! Thank You! Support us at: https://www.patreon.com/fly8ma Check out our site at http://www.fly8MA.com

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