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Old 19th Feb 2008, 18:53
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At US airports they use the term Double back in their taxi clearances.Is this a standard term.(example :-double back on B and join txy...etc).
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I've never heard of that in the UK, on the part of ATC. I have heard it said as part of a readback by an American flight crew though.
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Does that entail a 180 or a 360?
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