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2 - Approach from the northeast Flights from the northeast will normally cross the Port Chester intersection at a minimum altitude of 2000 feet. After crossing this intersection, flights will proceed on the northeast leg of the LaGuardia radio range, normally letting down and maintaining an altitude of 1500 feet until arrival over the LaGuardia radio range station, thence proceed out the southwest leg, and follow the procedure outlined in paragraph 1. 3 - Enroute and approach procedure from north Flights will proceed on the right hand side of the southeast leg of the New Hackensack radio range. A descent will be made on this heading to intercept the northeast leg of the LaGuardia radio range at the Port Chester marker or intersection at a minimum altitude of 3000 feet (Canadian-Colonial Airways - 1500). From this point, follow the procedure as outlined under paragraph 2. 4 - Approach from the west Flights will normally cross the Metuchen intersection at a minimum altitude of 2500 feet, thence proceed out the southeast leg of the Allentown radio range to the Keyport intersection. After crossing this intersection, flight will proceed on the southwest leg of the LaGuardia radio range, descending and crossing the Coney Island intersection at a minimum of 1500 feet, then cross the LaGuardia radio range station at 1200 feet and descend on the northeast leg to the airport. 5 - Approach from the south Flights will proceed via the northeast leg of the Philade phia radio range to the Freehold intersection. Follow the southwest leg of the LaGuardia radio range to Keyport and from this point follow the procedure outlined under paragraph No. 4. 6 - Approach from New [[York?]] Flights will proceed southeast along the southeast leg of the Elizabeth radio range climbing to a minimum altitude of 1500 feet to the Coney Island intersection. Proceed from this point as outline under Paragraph No. 4. 7 - Missed Approach Procedure If the pilot misses his approach, he is to contact his company for instructions, meanwhile proceeding out the northeast leg of the LaGuardia radio range climbing 2000 feet remaining well to the right. -2-