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Old 30th Nov 2009, 17:00
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IO540
 
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Bookworm - your input above suggests that the regulatory requirement for the EIR will be to always file a Z or Y flight plan.

IOW, the departure and arrival will always be formally and overtly VFR.

Is this right?

Otherwise, I can't see how it will fit in with ATC procedures. Coming off a Eurocontrol flight plan, ATC expects you to drop off the enroute section (as directed), and fly the approach (as directed). And a departure will be on a SID (as directed), etc...
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