What is the pattern priority for aircraft established at Dogface?

The pattern priority for aircraft established at Dogface prioritizes Min Fuel Aircraft. This means that aircraft that are low on fuel and may need to land urgently are given the highest priority. Ensuring the safety of pilots and their aircraft is crucial, and addressing fuel emergencies is a vital aspect of air traffic management.

Recognizing that Min Fuel Aircraft could indicate a potential risk, the priority system is structured to ensure that these aircraft can land as soon as possible. Other priorities, such as emergencies, entries from specific routes, and formations, still hold significance but are ranked lower compared to those facing immediate fuel concerns. This prioritization helps in maintaining flight safety and operational efficiency within the controlled airspace.