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Author:  josden [ Sun Aug 28, 2011 8:12 pm ]
Post subject:  requesting higher / lower altitude (wish list)

Hi,

There's just one (tiny) thing on my wish list: when asking for higher or lower altitude (H or L key), sometimes, ATC replies "not possible at this time". But asking the same question 2 seconds later will result in a "Roger, descend or climb to ..." So it is just a random answer. When should the pilots, who need to climb/descend repeat their request? Wouldn't it be great it ATC could note your request and give the autorisation to climb or descend when possible (a few minutes later)?

Jos
EBBR

Author:  Dave Leesley [ Mon Aug 29, 2011 12:16 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: requesting higher / lower altitude (wish list)

ATC is a busy department,the controller will have more than just you to deal with,so hence the reason you are told to contact them later,as for getting a call 2 seconds later to do whatever you asked for,maybe he/she was able to deal with you..

Author:  josden [ Mon Aug 29, 2011 12:28 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: requesting higher / lower altitude (wish list)

Hi Dave,

Hmm, I stated that when asking for a higher/lower altitude, using the L or H keys, sometimes, ATC just says: "impossible at this moment". And that's it as for as I know. They won't contact me later handling my request (that is what I would wish to happen). Or am I to impatient and should I wait longer? Is this feature implemented?

Jos
EBBR

Author:  pasterke [ Mon Aug 29, 2011 1:11 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: requesting higher / lower altitude (wish list)

Hi,
this is what the Version History says :

CHANGED the criteria for checking if a request to change altitude is
approved. Originally you had to be above 5000' AGL. This limit has now
been removed. However, there is still a 10% chance you may not get
immediate clearance to change altitude.

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