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August 6th 03, 11:57 PM
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"Newps" wrote in message news:1JeYa.55203$cF.19683@rwcrnsc53... No, absolutely not. It is 100% the responsibility of approach to contact the tower. And your altitude isn't relavant. As an example at my tower/TRACON the TRACON owns the airspace up to 12,000. We let the tower have about 1500 feet AGL. That doesn't mean however that the TRACON can bring overflights right over the airport at 2000 AGL without coordinating with the tower. Any airplane that the TRACON is working that is going over the airport has to be coordinated with the tower, even if you are at 12,000, because the tower has automatic releases for all departures. Same thing if Salt Lake is working a VFR overflight at 12,500 or an IFR overflight at 13,000. He has to call me to point out that traffic to me. No he doesn't. 
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