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![]() Andrew Sarangan wrote: Let me clarify the question. On a VFR training flight, we encountered unforecasted ceilings of about 1500'. So we landed at a nearby uncontrolled airport. There is no RCO to FSS. In order to call FSS we would have to taxi to the ramp, shutdown and find a telephone. But there was a remote communication outlet to the nearby class C clearance delivery. So we decided to call them instead. They asked me to file with FSS or call them (Approach) when airborne. So we departed VFR and got our clearance. My question is, why could't the clearance delivery guy give us the same clearance? I realize that the proper procedure is to file with FSS, but what prevents CD from giving a pop-up clearance? The same thing that prevents ground control from giving you a takeoff clearance. He could but he is not responsible for that position. That's why FSS says "ATC clears..." when they relay a clearance to you. That's how you know that it wasn't FSS that actually made up the clearance. |
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