What does it mean when ATC says maintain VFR 2,500? Does this mean you can change altitude to maintain VFR? So can I go anywhere below 2,500 or above to maintain VFR? Or do I still need to request an Altitude change?
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I've been flying talking to tower, whether it has been class b,c,d. I've had them say maintain VFR 2,000. Not necessarily a VFR altitude. Just assigning me an altitude and saying exactly cessna 612pd maintain VFR 2,000 or cessna 612pd maintain VFR 3,500. Sometimes they just say 2,000. sometimes they say 2,500. Sometimes they add in the "VFR" at both instances, I'm always VFR whether they add the "VFR" in there or not.
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