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Old May 3rd 06, 09:44 AM posted to rec.aviation.ifr
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Default Vector altitude for ILS below GS intercept altitude?

Robert M. Gary wrote:
Hey Steveo, define the word "required" in the context of FAA ATC. Does
it appear anywhere near "slam dunk" in your secret dictionary?



In my experience, when you get a slam dunk approach they don't clear
you for the approach but just tell you 'intercept the loc, decend
maintain 1,500". Once you are below the GS they clear you for the
approach.

-Robert


My experience has been different than your's.
 




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