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when does a "remain clear" instruction end?



 
 
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Old February 20th 04, 04:37 PM
Steven P. McNicoll
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"Tom Fleischman" wrote in message
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So Stephen, what specifically would constitute another instruction that
permits entry, and don't try and tell me that it would have to include
"cleared to enter" because that would be incorrect phraseology with
respect to Class C airspace.


As I said in several previous messages in this thread, an instruction to
remain clear of Class C airspace issued to an aircraft that has established
two-way radio communications remains in effect until another instruction is
issued that permits that aircraft to enter Class C airspace. That assumes,
of course, that the pilot still wants Class C services and remains on the
frequency. Examples would be "proceed on course", "fly heading XXX, vector
for sequencing", "enter right base for runway XX", etc.


 




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