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I am planning a trip into the Caribbean. My question is: If I have
been given a clearance from a non-radar facility. Because the facility does not have radar they do not give me a transponder code. What should I squawk? The same question applies to coming into a radar-controlled environment from a non-radar environment like approaching San Juan from Bermuda. Again, what should I squawk prior to receiving a transponder code from San Juan? I was thinking that the answer would be 1200 but the AIM says that 1200 is for VFR traffic in the United States. Should you know the answer, I would also like to know from where I can find the answer. Thanks for the help ... Michael |
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