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Old October 16th 03, 04:53 PM
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Dan Luke wrote:

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"Maintain 3000 until established?"


Not quite. "Established" is not appropriate since he was not on
a published route or segment of the approach. The correct
phraseology would be "Cross ACMEE at 3,000, cleared
for the Runway 32 RNAV approach."


To be fair to the controller involved, I must say that I am not 100%
certain she used the word "established" in the clearance.
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That's a small point. The greater issue is that you were not assigned
3,000 (or at or above 3,000) to cross the IAF.

 




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