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#24
May 29th 05, 08:15 AM
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Peter Duniho wrote: It's not true. Regardless, AIM 3-2-1d serves as a reminder that whatever you thought that the Class D controller's instructions told you to do, you are required to ensure that you meet the requirements for entry into the Class B airspace before doing so. Pete How could I have done that in this case? Antonio 
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