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![]() M wrote: On May 2, 9:22 pm, Mike 'Flyin'8' wrote: So... Obviously I was in the Class C, and though I was still on approach frequency, I do not think that I was still in radio contact, right? Is a NASA ARS form appropriate? Was I wrong and did I bust the C? Nope you didn't bust class C. Correct. The controller terminated radar service, but you're still on his frequency were you? You should, however stay on his frequency until you're cleared of class C, or to receive prior permission to change frequency if you're still in class C. No, if the controller terminates you then there is no reason to remain on the frequency. |
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