No, but it puts them on the "what do you want to do" rather
than the do as I say.



"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in
message
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| "Jim Macklin" wrote
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| Because ATC can't question you further, you've stated
that
| you are UNABLE to do whatever it is that they wanted,
such
| as a turn into a thunderstorm, or a land and hold short.
No
| need to argue, just say unable and then tell them what
you
| can do... saves a lot of time.
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| Well, just saying UNABLE doesn't magically tell them what
you intend to do.
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