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![]() "Stan Gosnell" me@work wrote in message ... You can descend from 7000' to 3000' whenever you're ready, but you need to report when you do. You would report leaving 7000' Where is it written that any report is needed other than the initial acknowledgment of the pilot discretion clearance? I would maintain that acknowledging the pilot discretion clearance satisfies the requirement to report leaving the altitude. In fact, I have on a number of occasions done just that and not reported to ATC when I began a pilot-discretion descent, with no complaint from anyone. Has anyone here ever acknowledged a pilot discretion clearance and then started a descent at some later point and received a complaint from ATC that a second report was needed prior to beginning a descent? -- -------------------- Richard Kaplan, CFII www.flyimc.com |
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