I was doing 300-500 IAS right after takeoff roll
was there ATC active?
Ok guys this isnt getting anywhere.I might aswell share my replay file. who do I send it to for investigation?
Did you get a violation? Yes or no
I believe fighters don’t have the same speed restrictions as commercial aircraft. It would be pilots responsibility to maintain speed in controlled airspace.
read the post :)
Fighter jets aren’t subject to the typical 250 under 10,000 rule like a normal aircraft is. As far as I’m aware, the only way you would receive a ghost or violation is if an active IFATC hands it out to you.
This has also been mentioned by 2 other people. Perhaps if everyone stopped rushing to type a response and read past messages 🤷
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The post makes seem like you did but the title makes it seem like you didn’t. That’s why I’m asking if you read my first post
reading again, are u simply asking how its possible to not get a speed violation with 260+ IAS below 10000?
Yes, that is correct.
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@Usman_Adil if you exceed 250kts below 10,000ft in a normal airliner/ GA aircraft, you will receive a warning and then shortly afterwards a violation.
Fighter jet aircraft are immune to this rule, however you are still expected to conduct yourself in a professional manner in an actively controlled airspace. IFATC have permission to ghost if you don’t.
Problem solved
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aight bois, here we got it. No violation he just asks for an explanation to why that is so. I think enough people did kindly explain why that happened. Job done
Got it thanks!
This topic can be closed
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No worries, glad I could help. Shame people were too busy rushing to type instead of reading and doing some research, we could have helped you sooner with less confusion 😉
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if you received a violation No they wont remove it.
Generally you can go faster than 250 KIAS as three people had said before BUT you can’t do aerobatics in or near the airspace I believe it’s below 10000’ MSL or you will get violations for aerobatics.
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Fighters are exempted from the speed restrictions.
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Fighters are immune to speed violations, but in a controlled airspace it would be better to stay below 250knt to avoid ghosting
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The 250kts below 10000’ violation doesn’t apply to fighters. ATC might have an issue with it in controlled airspace though
The issue was solved 8 posts ago…
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OP request