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![]() There don't appear to be hard and fast boundaries. You can see Center boundaries and freqs on an IFR enroute chart, but they overlap with approach/departure boundaries. Who does what depends on the nature of the flight. Low level instrument flights often get handed from one approach to the next if they are close enough to each other. Flying at bugsmasher levels from Chicago to Des Moines, IA I usually talk to Chicago Departure, Chicago Center, then Rockford Approach, then Moline Approach, then Cedar Rapids Approach, then Chicago Center, and finally DSM approach. Approach freqs are always provided on the Airport/Facilities Directory and on Approach Charts. Many GPS units also carry both ATC and approach/departure freqs in the database. |
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