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Old September 24th 05, 09:13 PM
Matt Barrow
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"Newps" wrote in message
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Matt Barrow wrote:


Well knock me over with a feather!!

Above 18,000 feet, where the separation is 1000 feet


The separation is a minimum of 1000 feet, no reason I can't just give you
more airspace.


So where in the FAR' is there authorization for VFR ops above FL180?


and AFAIK, VFR
operations are definitely NOT allowed? The example given was 33,500
feet...RVSM air space.


You won't be given an OTP clearance but then at 330 you wouldn't need that
since you're hard pressed to find many clouds up there that aren't already
thunderstorms.


So you're saying one could operate VFR at FL330?


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Montrose, CO


 




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