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August 18th 03, 07:02 PM
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Class C Ceiling
As a relatively new pilot I want to ask a question about airspace. In Southern
California we have a lot of class C airspace. The ceiling is generally 4000 ft. AGL for class C, right. Someone mentioned to me that to legally fly over class C you must have a transponder. If not, you must be at least 10,000 ft. (I presume MSL) over. I can't seem to locate this in the regulations. Appreciate any wisdom on the matter. Michael 
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August 18th 03, 08:50 PM
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