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August 26th 06, 02:22 PM
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Silly controller
Umm, I would like to see this cancellation scenario happen when the IFR
student is on his check ride with either an FAA examiner or DER in the plane... Watching two branches of the federal government duke it out could be highly entertaining... Anyway, if you are not truly VFR or if you need that IFR approach for currency there is that word in the regs, "Unable", for a reason... A single word, unadorned - and no further explanation will be offered by me any more than he did. The controller is then obligated to continue to handle you IFR... Now, having said that, being normally a cooperative cuss, and if I am just shooting the approach to stay sharp, and he is busy, etc., I won't care, I'll simply grunt, "roger that, 57 pop", hit the 1200 button and continue the approach... denny 
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