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Airspace crossing when leg altitude is the same as lower airspace limit


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bharb
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Hello!

Wenn planning a route at an altitude below an airspace which is exactly the lower limit of the airspace above I get a message that i will cross this airspace. For example, when planning a leg on 4500 ft and there is a class D airspace above from 4500 ft up I get this message. Would it be possible to fix this so that this will not be shown?

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Bernhard.
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stevelup
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Why would you plan to fly exactly on the boundary?

I know that if I intend on passing under some airspace - at say 4500 feet, I'll plan for 4000.
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