Tower to tower

SVFR does not allow flight into IMC , just VFR as though the
Class B-E was G airspace. SVFR would interfere with IFR and
is only allowed when there is no IFR traffic conflict.

IFR clearances that stay within the airspace controlled by
the tower [including TRACON] are available for such purposes
as local IFR training and may be issued for enroute if the
airspace letters of agreement between adjoining towers does
not require Center airspace.

To learn about your local IFR options, visit the tower and
ask.


--
James H. Macklin
ATP,CFI,A&P

--
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But government sees it as an obstacle to be overcome.
some support
http://www.usdoj.gov/olc/secondamendment2.htm
See http://www.fija.org/ more about your rights and duties.





"Montblack" wrote in
message ...
| ("keepitrunning" wrote)
| A friend of mine who is IFR rated said there used to be
a term called
| tower to tower to allow for an IFR clearance from one
towered airport to
| another. This type of clearance wasn't as complicated as
a full blown
| clearance. He thought that the name had been changed or
that it was now
| called something else. I googled some but could not
find any reference
| and not being IFR myself have no clue.
|
|
| Not IFR but how about ...Special VFR Clearance?
|
| When normal VFR flight wouldn't be advised, a tower can
give you Special VFR
| Clearance to get over to another field, next door. That's
how it was
| explained to me.
|
| Is this what you're thinking about?
|
|
| Montblack
|