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February 27th 05, 04:13 AM
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Lynne wrote: If you report the departing traffic in sight, you can maintain visual separation, No. Visual separation is never used to reduce runway separation. and the controller can use non-standard separation. Just what might that be? Another option is the controller can have you both (or all) in sight, and he can provide instructions to you to avoid a conflict. You are thinking of separation that may be required of airborne aircraft. He was asking about runway separation. 
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