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February 15th 04, 03:50 PM
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"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in message
ink.net... "Gary Drescher" wrote in message news:6idXb.310621$na.463020@attbi_s04... Well, suppose the pilot returns tomorrow and establishes two-way communication with the Class C controller. Yesterday's remain-clear instruction still has not been explicitly rescinded. So is it still in effect, or can the pilot now enter the Class C? What happened yesterday? Why didn't the pilot respond to the controller's calls? Who said the pilot didn't respond? ATC: "Cessna 12345, remain clear of Class C". N12345: "Roger". N12345 flies around the Class C to some destination, then returns the following day and establishes the requisite two-way communication before entering Class C. Is yesterday's "remain clear" instruction still in effect? If not, when did it expire? --Gary 
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