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Okay, here's my question. When I get FF on a long trip, often I get handed
off from centers, approaches, etc. to my destination. I have been put "in the system" along the way. How do controllers do that so the handoff happens? Does the original entry into the system generate P strips along the route like an IFR flight? If so, how do they do it so that the flight is not IFR? Do they "force" the VFR aspect like this thread has been discussing? Is the handoff automatic, or does it get coordinated by land line, or both? But if the VFR friend requested FF, it would be "opened" and the controllers would have the strip all along the route, right? |
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