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Old December 28th 04, 07:26 PM
Dan Luke
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"Marco Leon" wrote:
What reason did you give the controller for your descent? If it was to
maintain VFR, he shouldn't have been surprised that you could not see the
airport.


I told him it was to maintain VFR. I think he must have suspected that
conditions were deteriorating, based on his "if able" statement earlier when
he told me to climb to 2,200'.
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Dan
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