FAR 91.185 tells IFR pilots exactly what route to fly, what altitude to hold, and when to begin an approach after losing two-way radio contact in controlled airspace.
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PatternWhen radio contact fails in controlled airspace, squawking 7600 and following FAR 91.185 keeps you protected - here's the complete procedure for VFR and IFR pilots.
PatternHow to handle a radio failure near a Class Charlie airport, from troubleshooting to light gun signals and diversion decisions.
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