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"Ron Natalie" wrote in message om...
"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in message nk.net... "BTIZ" wrote in message news:vJqbc.69606$1I5.24219@fed1read01... But I did not think he said anything about changing the floor of the airspace for weather, he stated that the lower floor provides transistions for IFR pilots to get close to the airport, and CLEAR OF VFR traffic in marginal weather, that should be remaining in Class G and not Class E where the approach may dump them off. He said; "Those circles aren't to keep VFR pilots safe when the weather is marginal. They are to lower the floor of controlled airspace for the benefit of IFR pilots." Correct. The transition area lowers the floor of controlled airspace. I never said it had anything to do with changing weather conditions. The first sentence was to refute the hypothesis of the original poster. As the original poster, the only thing that can even be close to a hypothesis is my suspicion that VFR pilots take advantage of the Class E/G boundary by shooting T&Gs below 700 feet AGL. How does that first sentence "refute" that? And, for the record, the purpose of my post was to find out if anyone actually made use of the information conveyed by the magenta circles, or if most people found them as useless as I do. |
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