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October 18th 03, 02:31 PM
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"David Brooks" wrote in message ... Is there any problem with controllers or examiners if I cross a stepdown fix several hundred feet above the depicted altitude? I believe that, legally, I can be at any altitude above the crossing minimum, but would this be a bust of the PTS +/-100 tolerance, or cause a problem for ATC? Assuming ATC hasn't issued an altitude restriction it's not a problem for them, it shouldn't be a problem for an examiner as you're not wavering from an assigned altitude. 
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