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Contacting ATC to Enter Class B above 12,500'
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 1:54 pm
by arrow203
I may have a requirement for an upcoming flight to contact ATC in the Golden BC area to enter Class B airspace. From what I've been able to scrounge up here
http://www.ivao.ca/atc/czvr/acc it looks like I should be contacting Vancouver Centre in the Enderby sector on 134.55. Can anyone confirm that this is correct?
Thanks,
Re: Contacting ATC to Enter Class B above 12,500'
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 2:32 pm
by looproll
why don't you look on your VNC for the nearest centre PAL
it's listed right on the map
Re: Contacting ATC to Enter Class B above 12,500'
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 2:34 pm
by looproll
arrow203 wrote:I may have a requirement for an upcoming flight to contact ATC in the Golden BC area to enter Class B airspace. From what I've been able to scrounge up here
http://www.ivao.ca/atc/czvr/acc it looks like I should be contacting Vancouver Centre in the Enderby sector on 134.55. Can anyone confirm that this is correct?
Thanks,
that site you listed is the international VIRTUAL aviation organisation - key word VIRTUAL
Re: Contacting ATC to Enter Class B above 12,500'
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 2:38 pm
by looproll
it will also be in the CFS
I bet FSS would tell you if you ask them
Re: Contacting ATC to Enter Class B above 12,500'
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 10:07 pm
by killer84
What the hell website is that? Virtual controllers? Is that a flight-sim thing?
Re: Contacting ATC to Enter Class B above 12,500'
Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2012 1:25 pm
by arrow203
I Googled "Vancouver FIR Class B" as I was unfamiliar with where else to find this information. I thought I would post here before phoning FSS. I recognize that the link I provided does not constitute official information.
Thanks for your input, everyone
Re: Contacting ATC to Enter Class B above 12,500'
Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2012 10:48 pm
by floatyghosthat
When in doubt, check your CFS.
The entry for Golden has the PAL as "Vancouver Ctr 132.35 (Kamloops) (may not be receivable on ground)
I have no idea why they'd use the Kamloops frequency as opposed to the Enderby or Cranbrook frequencies, but there's your answer.