roncachamp
Final Approach
Makes sense, but my question was more along the line of could they rather than would they.
I can't cite anything that explicitly states they could not. The applicable sections of the ATC order are "Chapter 5. Section 10. Radar Approaches− Terminal", and "Chapter 5. Section 11. Surveillance Approaches− Terminal". Their titles imply they could not.
It wouldn't be possible at MSN anyway because ZAU does not have a feed on the Madison ASR. There's no need for it because the Horicon ARSR is just forty miles away. But even if they did have a feed on the Madison ASR it would be very hard for ZAU controllers to maintain currency on surveillance approaches. Each controller must conduct three per quarter, one must be no-gyro. During the wee hours when they have the airspace there just isn't the traffic that would be needed.
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