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March 10th 04, 05:15 AM
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Newps wrote in
news:qpl3c.160015$4o.202529@attbi_s52: No. An approach clearance clears you for any altitude required by the approach, including landing. A visual approach clearance clears you to the ground. In that respect there is no difference between a visual approach and any other type of approach. Yes, the way I said it was redundant. -- Regards, Stan 
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