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#22
August 28th 06, 09:35 PM
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Silly controller
"Andrew Gideon" wrote in message news  Regarding the difference between 2. and 3.: When would "procedures require application of IFR separation to VFR aircraft practicing instrument approaches" as opposed to "Where separation services are not provided to VFR aircraft practicing instrument approaches"? It is FAA policy that IFR separation should be provided to VFR aircraft practicing instrument approaches wherever it can be provided. Where it is done a letter to airmen is issued advising the users of those airports where standard separation is provided for VFR aircraft conducting practice instrument approaches. Why this policy was set is beyond me. 
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