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Old May 6th 05, 02:00 PM
Ron Natalie
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Jose wrote:
Class B airspace
requires ATC to tell you that you are cleared into it. So if ATC tells
you 'radar contact location, altimeter xx.xx', you're cleared through
that space where he's controlling



No. As you said, Class B airspace requires ATC to tell you you are
cleared into it. You need to hear "Cleared through the Bravo airspace"
or somesuch.

Nope, you just have to have a clearance. "Cleared into/through the
[NAME] Class Bravo" is just one form of it (and the safest for VFR's).
 




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