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August 28th 06, 03:13 AM
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Silly controller
Sam Spade wrote in news:FhrIg.196$c07.193@fed1read04:
How about this: Pilot: "SoCal Approach, Piper 1234B is 10 west of Paradise on top at 5,500. Request ILS approach to Chino 26 Right." Request for an ILS approach is not a request for an IFR clearance using CRAFT as guidelines. You have not met the C part of CRAFT ATC: "34B squawk 2133...34B radar contact, fly present heading for the Chino ILS 26 Right. Descend and maintain 4,000." Did the controller issue an IFR clearance? Nope, you were not cleared, nor were you on an IFR flight. You were VFR in the beginning and was treated accordingly from what I have been reading. ATC does not know what is outside YOUR window (VMC or IMC). The above ATC instructions does not meet the C part of CRAFT (Cleared to) Allen 
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