Hey fellas,
I'm a bit confused about the rules - obviously the normal transit Canada guidelines apply (below 90m, 9km for airports heliports etc, etc). It didn't seem to explicitly say the rules in the different class airspaces, so I was wondering if anybody could clarify.
Is there any way to fly in a Class D airspace (because I live in one) by contacting ATC (Also don't know how to get in touch with them). In the US it was a bit simpler, for the smaller airports, we could just call and give notice, but I'm not sure we do that since there are few airports and just congested areas it seems. Seems like its best to just keep out, but it also seems silly that we can't fly in a Class D when we're flying less than 20 meters AGL.
Thanks.
J
I'm a bit confused about the rules - obviously the normal transit Canada guidelines apply (below 90m, 9km for airports heliports etc, etc). It didn't seem to explicitly say the rules in the different class airspaces, so I was wondering if anybody could clarify.
Is there any way to fly in a Class D airspace (because I live in one) by contacting ATC (Also don't know how to get in touch with them). In the US it was a bit simpler, for the smaller airports, we could just call and give notice, but I'm not sure we do that since there are few airports and just congested areas it seems. Seems like its best to just keep out, but it also seems silly that we can't fly in a Class D when we're flying less than 20 meters AGL.
Thanks.
J