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Old 18th May 2016, 23:55
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Squawk 7000 for IFR (UK)

In the UK, when flying IFR outside of controlled airspace, and also leaving an area with radar coverage, ATC tells us we are downgraded to a basic service and often to squawk 7000 and change enroute.

Should the squawk be 7000 or 2000? I was under the impression 7000 was for VFR and 2000 for IFR.

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Definitely should squawk 7000 in the circumstances you describe.

General advice:
Please always use "ALT" or mode C if so equipped. It helps those flying with TCAS avoid you.
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