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February 28th 04, 12:20 PM
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required vertical altitude separation
Is 1000 feet the absolute minimum vertical separation between ifr
aircraft? Or can atc assign 3500 feet to one, and 4000 to another, and have no lateral separation?? Secondly, any different for a situation where one is ifr at 4000 ft, and a vfr aircraft is being vectored at 3500 feet, with no lateral separation? Any exceptions? Stan 
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