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ZikZak writes:
There are a (very) few places in the U.S. where class A does not extend down to FL180. .... and more elsewhere in North America. Class A starts at FL230 in the Canadian Northern Control Area (roughly north of 60 deg latitude, but with a lot of variation) and at FL270 in the Canadian Arctic Control Area (roughly north of 75 deg latitude). I think it's probably a matter of the limits of radar coverage. All the best, David |
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