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LOSTCOMM situation encountered during IFR flight

Asked by: 2126 views Airspace, Commercial Pilot, FAA Regulations, Flight Instructor, General Aviation, Instrument Rating

In a lost comm scenario, does anyone know why we have such thing called "leaving clearance limit" and how FAA has adopted this idea?

 

 

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  1. Kris Kortokrax on Aug 10, 2016

    We don’t have a “living clearance limit”.

    There is a stipulation regarding “leaving a clearance limit”.

    Again, how does one get an instrument rating without understanding lost comm procedures?

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  2. Steve on Aug 10, 2016

    Yes, I made the mighty correction Kris. Don’t worry!

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