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Steven P. McNicoll wrote:
"Matthew S. Whiting" wrote in message ... Not always, see above. If you are flying into a towered airport, this is true. Not all IFR flights end at towered airports. I typically cancelled in the air when flying into N38 or 7N1, however, if the weather was marginal or if the runway condition was unknown (winter), I didn't want to cancel until I was on the ground. This required a phone call. You are saying that if I didn't make this phone call and the last controller I talked with forgot about me, I could be laying in a ditch in the snow for hours??? Well, there's a strip in front of him showing that you were cleared for approach but hadn't yet cancelled IFR to remind him. What would you want to see done differently? What happens to the strip when I close my flight plan? What happens to it if I don't? Matt |
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