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I fly a an "aircraft which was not originally certificated
with an engine-driven electrical system" under 91.215. I have no transponder, but do carry a handheld radio. I was recently told by an FAA designated pilot examiner that I cannot fly under the outer ring of the local class C airspace. I know I can't enter the class C. I can't find anything in 91.215 (or elsewhere) that says I can't fly under the outer ring of a class C. 91.215(b)(1) says I can't fly into the class C (or any A or B) 91.215(b)(2 and (3) ) apply only to 30nm Mode C veil ops (not applicable here) and say I have to stay below the top of the class C or B (or 10K' if lower) when inside a veil. 91.215(b)(4) says I have to stay over 10K' if overflying the class C and there's no mode C veil. 91.215(b)(5) doesn't apply. Am I missing something or is he wrong? It looks like I can fly under Class B or C airspace even when there is a mode C veil. |
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