Q1.An arrival procedure example:(http://www.navdata.at -> Charts -> USA -> Oakland -> Charts -> KSFO -> STAR BSR2)At Chart, BOLDR:"Expect clearance tocross at 10000

>Q1.>An arrival procedure example:>(http://www.navdata.at -> Charts -> USA -> Oakland -> Charts>-> KSFO -> STAR BSR2)>>At Chart, BOLDR:>"Expect clearance to>cross at 10000

>Yes. An approach clearance, however, is also a speed instruction. >If there is no additional speed requirement in the approach>clearance, you can switch to whatever speed you wish AFTER your>approach clearance is issued.Hello,just FYI this is handled differently in other parts of the world. We just had that discussion yesterday with two of our RL-controllers here in germany, and they said that a speed instruction issued by ATC is NOT terminated by giving the approach clearance. At least that

Thanks it help me to understand a lot more. No further questions.Lennart Vedin SAS202