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Old 5th Aug 2015, 08:20
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Dick Smith
 
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Anza. I make it clear that it is AsA that is not training controllors to provide a terminal service.

007. Yes. If I was in a position of influence that's what I'd do- fly a few controllors to North America to see how en route controllors provide multiple class E approach separation services.

I personally prefer the North American system than our " do it yourself system" in most terminal IFR approach airspace.. Why have controllors if they don't provide an approach service at busy non tower IFR airports but provide a full service right across the country in en route airspace where the experts say collision risk is lower?
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