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I notice on the San Francisco TAC that there are letters next to the
altitude indications for the different areas of the Class B airspace. I don't recall seeing these before on a TAC. The legend says only "letters identify areas." The SFO TAC is fairly new; perhaps this will be done with all TACs? Anyway, I presume that this letter is given just to facilitate identification of a specific part of the Class B when communicating with ATC. Is this right? That would be the most obvious explanation, I think. If so, does this mean that I would ask for clearance into a specific sector of the Class B now? -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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