I have a question regarding lost comms in Class B. As an example let’s say I am a VFR helicopter flight not on a flight plan; I request and receive clearance and enter class B airspace with the intention of landing at the GA ramp. Once in Class B my radio fails and I cannot transmit or receive. Obviously I would set the transponder to 7600 and continue to make calls in the blind. 91.131 Operations in class B airspace does state to also operate in compliance with 91.129 which would be operations in class D airspace. Having said that, does this then mean the class D lost comm procedures spelled out in 91.129 should then be followed in class B (or C for that matter)?
Obviously there will always be an “it depends on the situation” answer, and if I had just entered a busy class B it may be advisable to exit the airspace or land at a satellite, but I’m mainly questioning if 91.129 lost comms applies in class B and not the "heres what I would do" answer?
Thanks in advance
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