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![]() "Ace Pilot" wrote in message om... common use is doing T&Gs in the pattern below 700 feet AGL when the weather is marginal. Other uses? 1. The altitude where controlled airspace begins can be a factor for an IFR pilot selecting an airport at which to fly an instrument approach if he is concerned about airplanes legally flying a traffic pattern 1 foot below him when he breaks out of a cloud. 2. In areas with unusual and predictable weather patterns, i.e. a very thin marine fog layer, some pilots depart IMC in Class G airspace in anticipation of breakout out on top into VMC conditions before entering controlled airspace -- not necessarily wise but legal nonetheless. -- Richard Kaplan, CFII www.flyimc.com |
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