Myth #1: VFR Flying Requires Seeing the Ground One of the most common misconceptions about VFR (Visual Flight Rules) flying is that you can only operate under VFR if you can see the ground at all times. This is simply not true. In fact, it's perfectly legal to fly VFR even when you can't see the ground, as long as you maintain the required cloud clearances and visibility. This type of VFR flight is known as "VFR over the top." In most enroute airspace below 10,000 feet, as lo
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