"Travis Marlatte" wrote in message
hlink.net...

The best response I've heard is "Cessna 1234, proceed as requested" or
"Cessna 1234, tranisition approved." It goes beyond what they need to
say but is concise and clear. Even a "Cessna 1234, roger" would do
(regardless of whether a "remain clear" had been issued prior).


If the aircraft had previously been instructed to remain clear of Class C
airspace, "Cessna 1234, proceed as requested" or "Cessna 1234, transition
approved" would permit entry, but "Cessna 1234, roger" would not.