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"Russ MacDonald" wrote in
news:8byRd.32494$wc.19438@trnddc07: Well, if it is an uncontrolled airport, the airspace is Class G from 700 feet to the surface, and all you need is 1 mile and clear of clouds for VFR, right? Not necessarily. Many uncontrolled fields have a Class E surface area, where the Class E airspace goes all the way to the ground. You need 1000/3 there. -- Regards, Stan "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." B. Franklin |
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"Stan Gosnell" wrote in message
... "Russ MacDonald" wrote in news:8byRd.32494$wc.19438@trnddc07: Well, if it is an uncontrolled airport, the airspace is Class G from 700 feet to the surface, and all you need is 1 mile and clear of clouds for VFR, right? Not necessarily. Many uncontrolled fields have a Class E surface area, where the Class E airspace goes all the way to the ground. You need 1000/3 there. An UNCONTROLLED field with E airspace to the ground?? Uncontrolled is G airspace! |
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![]() "Russ MacDonald" wrote in message news:kJJRd.38393$uc.8144@trnddc03... An UNCONTROLLED field with E airspace to the ground?? Uncontrolled is G airspace! Yes, there are many uncontrolled fields with Class E surface areas. An uncontrolled field is one without an operating control tower, it has nothing to do with airspace. |
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"Russ MacDonald" wrote in news:kJJRd.38393
$uc.8144@trnddc03: An UNCONTROLLED field with E airspace to the ground?? Uncontrolled is G airspace! An uncontrolled airport is one without a tower. It's not unusual for an untowered airport to have a Class E surface area. -- Regards, Stan "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." B. Franklin |
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