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"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in message
ink.net... "Brad Zeigler" wrote in message ... Maybe I'm reading this wrong, but according to the AIM, TRSAs provide separation between participating VFR aircraft. In class C airspace, there is only separation between VFR & IFR aircraft. The AIM makes it sound like TRSAs offer participating aircraft a higher level of separation services than class C radar services. I suppose that depends on what you consider a higher level of separation services to be. In Class C airspace IFR aircraft are separated from all other aircraft, but in TRSAs they're only separated from other participating aircraft. True. I was thinking along the lines of VFR to VFR separation. Manditory participation in class C doesn't get you that...only Class B. It's interesting that TRSAs offer VFR to VFR separation, even if only for those who wish to play along. Perhaps this is an attribute of TRSAs that differentiate themselves from Class Ds with approach radar services. |
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