In the magazine l'Aviateur, July / August, page 50, we publish an article entitled L'Annotation EIR ... la suite, by André Durocher. info@pontiacairpark.com
André advises us of a correction to this article.
Old text:
Remember that if the clouds cover 50% or more of the sky (fragmented and overcast), the pilot is not allowed to fly above the clouds unless he has a VFR OTT (Over The Top ) or an IFR annotation.
New text:
Remember, if clouds cover 50% or more of the sky (fragmented and overcast), the VFR OTT pilot is not allowed to fly through cloud holes to climb above the layer. In addition, the VFR OTT pilot must fly at least one (1) mile from clouds horizontally in a controlled area and at least 2000 feet in an uncontrolled area. See sections 602.114, 602.115 and 602.116 of the CARs.
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