"Peter Duniho" wrote in message
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"Ron Natalie" wrote in message

However some class D's provide
radar services without being TRSA's.


So I said. My statement "It provides a higher level of service than that
offered by most towers in Class D airspace" implies just that, and was
intended to.


That statement does not imply that some Class D's provide radar services
without being TRSA's.



"Inferior" is in the eye of the beholder. Class D airspace without radar
provides NO separation services.


That's not correct, separation is provided between IFR aircraft in Class D
airspace.



It's always within controlled airspace, and the only exception to the
Class E is when it intersects with Class D. None of that contradicts what
I wrote earlier.


Earlier you said it was only Class E.