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Speed restrictions were normally utilized to maintain ezisting spacing
between aircraft. It also allowed the controller a norma for achieveing spacong. Al "Ron Natalie" wrote in message ... Mxsmanic wrote: ATC never gives me speed instructions in simulation; how common are they in real life? I presume they know enough about aircraft types to know how fast or slow they can go? Sometimes you never hear a speed restriction, some days when the terminal areas are congested, you hear them continually. We were coming back from San Jose on United (ATC on 9) and everybody going into Dulles was getting speed restrictions to meter things into there. |
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