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I appreciate eveyone's input. I sense that there is no clearcut answer.
The stepdown minimums are obviously there for a reason. On the other hand, one would be allowed to fly a descent path of one owns choosing when a visual approach clearance is issued. The controller is often not aware if one is flying in IMC or VMC. What is one to do on a approach when you have stepped down into VMC conditions and the controller yells out an altitude and terrain alert? |
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