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Old 21st Mar 2006, 10:47
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Plumaveloz
 
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Originally Posted by RAC/OPS
Plumaveloz wrote:
Transavias are a good example of them...
Would that be the company or the type?!!
Letīs say they fly faster than the others. For the sake of expanation, last week, on Alicante Aproach:

ATC: "TransaviaXXXX speedback 250 knots" (FL140, 20 miles to IAF Vilna)
Pilot: "eer, who is our preceding traffic?
ATC: "At 12 of your position, 6 milles, lower level, an 737 from EasyJet"
Pilot: "Oh,...but, we can pass them easyly, he he he?
ATC: "Negative sirs, they are closer and lower and you are number 4 now. Please, speedback 240 knots or less"
Pilot: "Roger"

My foul, didnīt ask for a read back. The transavia didnīt slowed down and had to give him vectors to the localizer.

It is just an example. Donīt mind that everyone flies like that, but I have the feeling that their company limitations are less restrictive than others.

Regards,

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