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Subject: Playing in the key of A, B, C, D, E, and G

A near miss in the traffic pattern

Picture of the Day: Coming straight at us

Richard Medley submitted this photo and note: "Flying around Kentucky doing instrument training with Brian in a 2021 Cessna 172 based at historic Bowman Field (KLOU), we came across this plane coming straight at us at 2 o’clock. Oh, no worries, it was just our reflection off the clouds."

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A near miss in the traffic pattern

Within 500 feet is a near miss air collision according to the FAA. This bozo needs to learn common sense on go-around procedures regardless if it’s at a towered or uncontrolled airport.

 

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