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No, separation is not provided by ATC.
"Dan Girellini" wrote in message ... == Peter R writes: Bill Denton ) wrote: And I don't know if this is a trick question, but if you are at 6000 (no +500) wouldn't you be on an IFR flight plan, talking to ATC, and receiving traffic advisories? In the US and outside of class B airspace, it is the pilot, not ATC, who is ultimately responsible for IFR/VFR traffic separation. A VFR traffic advisory to an IFR aircraft is a courtesy offered by ATC; it is not a guarantee. I thought Class C services included IFR/VFR separation. Is that old/wrong information? dan. -- PGP key at http://www.longhands.org/drg-pgp.txt Key Id:0x507D93DF |
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