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April 16th 05, 06:30 PM
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Nitpick, Steve. This is another example of a pilot thinking that ATC sees an
image of the airplane rather than a data block. I'll be at the NATCA meeting in May...will you? I'm neither a controller nor a NATCA member, but I go anyway. Bob Gardner "Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in message ink.net... "Bob Gardner" wrote in message ... ATC can't see your heading, just your ground track. They would have no way of knowing that you are off-course by a "couple of degrees." Sure they do. If the observed track is other than the cleared route the aircraft is off course. 
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