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April 27th 04, 01:42 AM
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If you are flying in RVSM airspace, like across the Atlantic in the "tracks"
and you have certain types of emergencies, ATC wants you to parallel the course 30 miles off to the right. That's one reason. Karl But, here's my question. Why is it in the box to begin with? Other than the gee-wiz marketing value, is there any real practical reason for it existing? 
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