***Link*** :: [Two-Way Radio with Class C Meaning](https://www.faa.gov/about/office_org/headquarters_offices/agc/practice_areas/regulations/interpretations/Data/interps/2006/Granby_2006_Legal_Interpretation.pdf) ***Description*** :: `= this.link` ***Author*** :: [[FAA Office of the Chief Counsel]] #### Key Quotes * the regulation requires that the operator contact the specific ATC facility responsible for the Class C airspace in question. In the case of Class C airspace, that facility is the Terminal Radar Approach Control ([[TRACON]]). * In your hypothetical, you inquired whether a pilot would be in violation of section 91.130(c)(1) if he enters the Class C airspace while in two-way communication with the Center and not the TRACON. You further inquired if the Center's "failure to hand him off" would relieve the pilot of the responsibility to establish two-way communication with the TRACON prior to entering their Class C airspace. The operator of the aircraft would be ni violation of section [[FAR 91.130 Class C Ops|91.130]](c)(1) in the hypothetical that you present. #source #legal-interpretation