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pilotnate23 · October 14th, 2006, 22:59

It's just your estimated time. We never see your ETA at your destination unless we really want to look it up. We get the strip for a flight 30 minutes before they're estimated to hit the border of the airspace. If you're ahead of schedule or a little slower, we get an updated strip telling us new your new time. I wouldn't sweat it.

October 14th, 2006, 22:59	#9
pilotnate23 Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: SD Posts: 98	Re: IFR est time enroute It's just your estimated time. We never see your ETA at your destination unless we really want to look it up. We get the strip for a flight 30 minutes before they're estimated to hit the border of the airspace. If you're ahead of schedule or a little slower, we get an updated strip telling us new your new time. I wouldn't sweat it. __________________ "Two things make an airplane fly: airspeed and money"