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On Mar 27, 11:50 am, "Bob Gardner" wrote:
I used to handle that by saying to the new controller "BuzzBomb 234X, 7000 feet, on a vector." A previous controller can't issue an instruction that has any effect in a subsequent sector, to the best of my knowledge, But that clearly isn't the case. My original clearance was to go out to a VOR, then follow one airway, turn 90 degrees go up another airway etc. A previous controller changed my clearance to be direct (a much different route), which had great affect on not only the subsequent controller but about 3 controllers after that as well. -Robert |
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