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Old October 14th 03, 10:23 PM
Stan Gosnell
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"Dan Luke" c172rgATbellsouthDOTnet wrote in
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How many here have flown GPS approaches with Center as the approach
control? I'd be interested to hear your experiences.


It's not just center, approach controllers sometimes have the same
problems. Most often, from center I get something like "Maintain [whatever
my assigned altitude is] until established on a published sector of the
approach, cleared [approach I asked for]", or "Cruise [altitude]". The
cruise clearance is easy for everyone, and I get it almost every time
offshore, because there isn't any other choice for center out there.

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Stan

 




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