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London SVFR - all OK?

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Old 23rd Dec 2007, 12:52
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Almost always bandboxed and cross coupled at the moment as the weather is not great and the staffing precludes splitting the freqs.
Nothing to do with Special getting lonely, then
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Old 23rd Dec 2007, 22:02
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At least with Class C you will not have to separate the VFR-VFR's just traffic info and avoidance on request.

Problem with the UK VMC criteria below 3000ft in controlled airspace though.

Helicopters could fly VFR in worse conditions than they can SVFR if I remember correctly.

One thing that this discussion has highlighted for me is the lack of understanding of the IFR and how flights can be operated IFR but below the SSA or MSA or Radar vectoring Altitude when visual.

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Old 23rd Dec 2007, 22:46
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One thing that this discussion has highlighted for me is the lack of understanding of the IFR and how flights can be operated IFR but below the SSA or MSA or Radar vectoring Altitude when visual.
Never mind, DFC; I'm sure one day you will understand.
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