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Neal:  The low-altitude fly over is standard practice for many of the pilots that fly into obscure and uncontrolled airports in much of North America including Canada.  It permits the pilots to announce to anyone on the ground but not on radio that a landing is intended.  Further, it clears birds, deer and other varmits from the runway and permits the landing pilot a closeup of wind, ground hazards and runway obstructions.    Greg Nelson

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<DIV id=RTEContent>Neal:&nbsp; The low-altitude fly over is standard practice for many of the pilots that fly into obscure and uncontrolled airports in much of North America including Canada.&nbsp; It permits the pilots to announce to anyone on the ground but not on radio that a landing is intended.&nbsp; Further, it clears birds, deer and other varmits from the runway and permits the landing pilot a closeup of wind, ground hazards and runway obstructions.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Greg Nelson</DIV>
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