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I think at Caldwell, NJ there are two waypoints, BADDA, BING.
Ted and I found those one day... into MMU
I think at Caldwell, NJ there are two waypoints, BADDA, BING.
I've been there many times........ believe me, it ain't even close to that......
It is if you like heat, smog, and the odor of dairy cows.I've been there many times........ believe me, it ain't even close to that......
JAAAKJAAK
GILBT
BYULA
are the fix names on the approach to 2W5 They commemorate Beulah Crawford, Jack Crawford and Gilbert Bauserman the late owners of the airport.
Yeah, and you can even smell the cows at pattern altitude.......It is if you like heat, smog, and the odor of dairy cows.
Before the switch to unique five-letter names, many of the VHF intersections offshore around LAX were named for marine creatures. LIMBO was "Ling" (as in the type of cod), DOYLE was "Dolphin", INISH was "Kingfish", ALBAS was "Albacore", and so on.Not too far from Paradise is LIMBO, an off-shore fix out by LAX.
Is that a chart that you saved, or is it from some website?Before the switch to unique five-letter names, many of the VHF intersections offshore around LAX were named for marine creatures. LIMBO was "Ling" (as in the type of cod), DOYLE was "Dolphin", INISH was "Kingfish", ALBAS was "Albacore", and so on.
Some intersections even had more than one word in the name. What is now TWINE, northwest of VNY, used to be "Twin Lakes".
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It's one that I saved -- probably from 1978 or so. I don't think I still have the chart; just this scanned portion.Is that a chart that you saved, or is it from some website?