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Old 09-29-2013 | 03:28 PM
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From: FAA 'Flight Check'
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Originally Posted by nfnsquared
Not true. See below



Yes. ATC can direct an intercept outside of SV, but they remain responsible for monitoring position (and making deviation notifications) until within SV. 4-1-2, note 3. (Pg 184).
Yes - I saw the note and looked at the reference.
Tomorrow I'll be asking some of the ATC'ers that I work with to explain this to me further. It sounds more like ATC using radar to guide the aircraft onto a 'fictitious' LOC course. From my perspective - if that LOC signal has not been checked out there it can 't be used - period. If TERPS sent a procedure to me with a LOC fix out at 40nm and there was no ESV request attached - it would be rejected and returned for redesign or request the appropriate ESV - and IF it passed then we would give it to them.
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