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Old March 13th 08, 03:44 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Bob F.
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Then the instructor was at fault for not pointing this out by stating this
was an unusual procedure... Otherwise the student would think he should do
it in all cases. It he had done that, we wouldn't even be running this
thread.

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In article ,
Bob F. wrote:

You stay with ground until you get to the destination that you were told.


I think this is exactly correct.

But it's possible that there was a local procedure that the instructor
was aware of.

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