777F VERY low pass in Texas

I found the ownership intriguing too.

“Center, we just came out of heavy maintenance and want to do a practice approach at Horseshoe Bay.”

They would have had to come right over the yacht club, I wonder what that was like for the guests!
 
Probably IFR the whole time. Files the airports involved requests an approach takes it to a go around stays low and climbs up on whatever “missed appr” instructions they gave them and moves on.

Yes, that'll work with a 141 flight academy shooting a series of approaches around the area, but I suspect it is a little more complicated for this flight.
 
Yes, that'll work with a 141 flight academy shooting a series of approaches around the area, but I suspect it is a little more complicated for this flight.
I don’t know. Call it a maint flight. The ATC system doesn’t really care. Couldn’t have been much harder than coordinating this?

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Yes, that'll work with a 141 flight academy shooting a series of approaches around the area, but I suspect it is a little more complicated for this flight.

I don’t know. Call it a maint flight. The ATC system doesn’t really care. Couldn’t have been much harder than coordinating this?

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Normally, if you’re the one filing the flight plan, you’d simply file a delay for X minutes at X location for an instrument approach and then to resume your same IFR clearance and flight planned routing on the missed. With no instrument approaches at this field, he must’ve filed a delay for X minutes, for perhaps a visual approach, which one can do, which may or may not raise eyebrows with ATC if they were Merle using their callsign as Boeing 705DN
 
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