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If an old man can make another comment that may not be current in todays
situations. When the original clearance was issued it conformed with "standardized" departure procedures from the departing airport/terminal facility. Even though a rereoute either major or minor will be required in the future the clearance is issued. The first time the controller would be aware of it would be in the center sector/terminal facility immediately prior to the required change. This may or may not be compatible with traffic flows in effect. ie departure procedures, arrivals procedures, etc. Maybe on of the current controllers could be so kind to explain the tailoring symbols on a flight progress strip. If they still use them. I find it exceptionally hard to beleive any controller would use the phrase "refused". I can beleive they told you you would have to be rerouted. Nuff for now thanks for letting me vent. Al "Scott Moore" wrote in message ... Jose wrote: I'm not sure where this is going, but how about: "What clearance can you give me which will get me around to the east of Potomac's airspace?" Good enough. ...Or maybe he'll say, "Unfortunately, I can't get you anywhere near there. The best I can do in that direction is blah, blah. Can you do that?" Well, he's at this point offering something. He could have been offering something from the start, since he knows where I am and where I'm heading. A more helpful original call would have been: "Potomac can't take you right now. I can take you around twenty miles to the East if you like, or to the northwest direct XXX. Which would you prefer?" You seem to be expecting that he's going to say, "Bzzzt, wrong answer, try again". It doesn't work like that. No, it doesn't usually work like that. However, "you can't do that, what are you going to do about it?" sure makes it seem like the controller is playing that game. "Say intentions" should not be something pilots fear hearing. It's not. But "we've revoked your clearance. Say intentions." is. Jose Exactly. They tear up my clearance constantly and issue new ones. The best I can think of is that since the entire plan basically got canceled, they were letting the OP rethink it all. |
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