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Old 10-30-2009 | 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by bubi352
Yes but this instruction (altitude and heading assignment) in this case becomes a clearance because you can't deviate from it or would you?
I don't know; ask the FAA. I wouldn't bet my license on it.

I do know that you can't (1) operate an airplane contrary to an ATC clearance and (2) operate an airplane contrary to an ATC instruction except in an emergency. There is a difference, but I would ask the Feds themselves about it.
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