In a readback miss scenario, if the readback is missed and not corrected, what will the aircraft do?

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In a readback miss scenario, if the readback is missed and not corrected, what will the aircraft do?

Explanation:
Readbacks are used to confirm mutual understanding of the clearance. When a readback miss happens and no correction is issued, there is no updated instruction to follow, so the aircraft continues under the original clearance. In practice, the controller would usually reissue or clarify to fix the discrepancy, but if that correction isn’t provided, the pilot acts on what was originally issued, leading the aircraft to depart with the uncorrected clearance.

Readbacks are used to confirm mutual understanding of the clearance. When a readback miss happens and no correction is issued, there is no updated instruction to follow, so the aircraft continues under the original clearance. In practice, the controller would usually reissue or clarify to fix the discrepancy, but if that correction isn’t provided, the pilot acts on what was originally issued, leading the aircraft to depart with the uncorrected clearance.

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