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Old May 6th 08, 11:08 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Airspace Question

Except you will have to comply with transponder requirements.

Bill Denton wrote:
Allegheny County (PA) Airport (KAGC) is located in Class D airspace.

The KAGC Class D is located inside the boundaries of the Pittsburgh (PA)
International (KPIT) Class B airspace, except for one small portion of
the Class D which extends outside of the Class B.

If flying into or out of KAGC, staying below the ceiling of the Class
D, and making entry to or exit from the Class D in that small portion
that extends ouside of the Class B, are you governed by the Class B regs
or the Class D regs?

Thank you!


 




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