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December 17th 04, 03:48 PM
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Jay Honeck wrote:
This is precisely my point, which may be summed up thusly: Class D is "pretend" controlled airspace. It should be regarded as "Barely controlled" or "Semi-controlled"... Perhaps you've not a problem with the airspace, but with the term "controlled". After all, class E airspace is "controlled" too; see the AIM (section 2 defines "controlled airspace", if memory serves). But (I hope!) nobody expects VFR separation there. - Andrew 
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