ReportTranscript, Reel #1: Seattle Approach Control / NWA-305, November 24, 1971page 3 of 5
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Part 110, page 148

DB Cooper-440

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P. NW 305's at low fall honoring hold at 6,000. C. (Unintel). P. Approach from NW 305. We find that your low fall interception's going to put us into ah. . .some overcast and some icing conditions here. We'd like to hold. . .ah. . if we could hold at about. .ah. .20 PME 15-20. .something like that if that is not going to be in your approach pattern. We'd appreciate that. P. NW 305. Should we start to climb a little higher also? C. NW 305, turn left heading 130 and then you can talk about that altitude later. P. Okay, we'd just as soon stay 6, if we can if it's smooth. C. Okay, fine. P. Seattle Approach. NW 305. We're still at 6 and. .ah. .we're about 22 PME out on 307 radio. Or ah, we'll be pulling back on the 307. Ah. .we could just find ourselves a place to hold out here somewhere in the 20 PME range would be okay. Looks like it'll keep us in the clear and smooth. C. Okay, fine. If you want to hold on the 307 radio between 15 and 25 PME would be fine. P. Okay, we'll. .ah. .we'll do that. C. NW 305. Say altitude. C. NW 305; verify altitude at 6,000.

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