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I once took off from Oceanside (north of San Diego), and had a very
hard time picking up my clearance. In this case it would have been better to have opened on the ground. In my case, the inexperienced controller didn't really know what to do with me, because the cloud bases were below the MVA. She gave me a squawk code, but didn't open my IFR flight plan and gave me a "suggested vector" to an altitude that would take me into the clouds (in Class E airspace). I also believe there are some accidents related to pilots flying around below a low cloud deck while trying to open their IFR flight plan. I remember a Citation in the Atlanta area. Be careful out there. |
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