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Old January 9th 04, 05:46 AM
C J Campbell
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"Craig Prouse" wrote in message
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| In article aqnLb.1278$na.1288@attbi_s04, Newps
| wrote:
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| Robert Moore wrote:
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| If you have "advised" ATC of a change in TAS, they recompute your ETA.
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| ATC does no such thing. You tell a controller that you are going 20
| knots slower/faster than you put on your flight plan the controller
| could not possibly care less. In one ear and out the other.
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| Don Brown, according to his column today, seems to pay attention to such
| details.
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| http://www.avweb.com/news/columns/186442-1.html

Don Brown's gripe appears to be about what he was handed from other sectors,
not about what airspeed the pilot reported.

Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought you only reported a change in
airspeed or ETA if you were in a non-radar environment?


 




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