To be more specific, the NOTAM states no VFR in Enhanced Class B Airspace:
NOTE: FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS NOTAM, "ENHANCED CLASS B AIRSPACE" IS DEFINED
AS THAT AIRSPACE WITHIN THE EXTREME LATERAL LIMIT OF CLASS B AIRSPACE FROM
SURFACE TO INFINITY (I.E. SUCH OPERATIONS ARE NOT AUTHORIZED WITHIN, BELOW,
OR ABOVE CLASS B AIRSPACE)
SJC is Class C and not within the usual definition of Class B, but is below
the enhanced Class B.
Best regards,
Rob Housman
A070
----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Saitta, AIA Principal" <saitta@netmagic.net>
Subject: Re: Re: Some Good News
> No VFR permitted in Bravo airspace per Notam No. FDC 1/0223
>
> Still grounded in San Jose
>
> Peter
>
> Ira Rampil wrote:
> >
> > are some restrictions
> > (incomplete list):
> > No VFR flight training
> > No traffic or news coverage flights
> > No blimps
> > The TFR zones are still in force.
> >
> > The EAA and AOPA sites have the full NOTAMS
> >
> > Ira
> >
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