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![]() "Dude" wrote in message ... It doesn't vary at all. If you're outside of the Class B airspace ATC has no authority to assign altitudes to VFR aircraft. Steve, We can argue rules all day long, but the way things are done can make the results of whats done inside the rules seem strangely dissimilar in the cockpit. Whether they have authority or not at all, doesn't matter one wit. They do it, and you can respond with compliance or not (since they do not have authority, you can choose to disregard). I have given you a real life, and common, example of what happens in my area. If you choose to not believe me, that is fine. Lots of people fly down the coast of Florida outside of the class B. Am I the only one who ever gets an assignment? I didn't say it wasn't done, I said they don't have the authority to do it. |
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