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VFR at night (UK airspace)

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Old 17th Aug 2018, 08:12
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when operating VFR night flight within a class D CTZ, will it still be classed as Svfr for the clearance ?
No, since this thread began there has been a fundamental change to the definition of SVFR.
“Special VFR flight” means a flight conducted in accordance with the Visual Flight Rules cleared by an air traffic control unit to operate within a control zone in meteorological conditions below Visual Meteorological Conditions;
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Old 18th Aug 2018, 14:51
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OK thanks, makes sense. So booking out is just vfr..... Cleared vfr departure.
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