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David on Sep 19, 2015 I’m based at KAUS, which is Class C with a clearance delivery freq. the ATIS makes it clear that both VFR and IFR flights are to contact clearance before taxi to get a squawk code and departure frequency.
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https://www.pilotsofamerica.com/community/threads/clearance-delivery-vfr.69390/
Mar 14, 2014 · Some towers in Class C airspace prefer to have departing VFR aircraft make the initial call to clearance delivery. At these airports the ATIS should include a statement indicating that preference as there's otherwise no reason a departing VFR aircraft would call clearance delivery.
https://forums.jetcareers.com/threads/clearance-delivery-vfr.41935/
Mar 25, 2007 · Not correct. You need not contact Clearance Delivery at a Class D airport. The only reason you have to contact CD at a Class C or B airport is because you need a transponder code and clearance to enter the airspace. By contacting CD at a Class C or B airport, you obtain those two things.
https://laartcc.org/stm/vfr-clearances
3. Class B airspace VFR aircraft departing from a class B airport require a clearance similar to that used for class C departures. The principle difference is that a specific clearance is required to operate in class B airspace. Generally, before departure, an aircraft should be cleared using the phraseology "cleared out of Bravo airspace".
https://www.scottsasha.com/aviation/airspace/operations.html
Class B and C Operations. Class B and C airspaces have not only a tower, but also approach and departure control. Different controllers are responsible for sectors around the airport. They control and give clearances to the aircraft within their sectors, and hand them off to other controllers, including to the tower control, as the aircraft move.
https://www.pprune.org/atc-issues/399148-faa-class-c-vfr-clearances.html
Dec 30, 2009 · I am looking for a reference. Class A and B airspace require an ATC "clearance" while Class C and D simply require 2-way radio communication. However, many Class C airports require a VFR aircraft to call clearance delivery for a xpdr code prior to taxi.
https://aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/1502/what-is-clearance-delivery-meant-for
Clearance Delivery is found at controlled fields. Pilots operating under Instrument Flight Rules will generally use it prior to each flight, and at airfields in class C or class B airspace it's used by VFR pilots as well (since they'll be talking to departure controllers very shortly after take off until clear of the controlled airspace).
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