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> Note that many VFR flights are NOT under direct ATC control I was answering in the context of flying from one country to another while crossing over a third.
by mike_d 5y ago
> Note that many VFR flights are NOT under direct ATC control
I was answering in the context of flying from one country to another while crossing over a third. You'll need a flight plan and overflight permits, which generally require ATC contact at least on entry.
Belarus specifically requires a fixed flight path using defined entry and exit points for any aircraft, a Sunday afternoon VFR wander-about is just as likely in Yemen or Iran. :)