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Old October 18th 05, 02:02 PM
Peter R.
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Default position and hold at an angle

"Mark T. Dame" wrote:

As PIC, you always have the option of refusing the request from ATC.
You can simply reply with "Tower, N1234A would prefer to hold short
until cleared for departure." Of course, at a busy airport, you have to
wait a while, and you won't make any friends in the tower..


Deny a position and hold instruction at Boston Logan, and you might as well
taxi back to parking.

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