In Terminal radar service area controlled airspace are not required to contact ATC when flying in VMC.
<h3>What is Terminal radar service area?</h3>
To maintain aircraft separation, pilots flying under instrument flight rules or visual flight rules are provided with radar and air traffic control services in a terminal radar service area, which is a demarcated area of the sky. TRSAs frequently encircle congested U.S. airports.
A non-regulatory airspace called the Terminal Radar Service Area (TRSA) is located above a few particular class D airports. TRSA is designed to give VFR aircraft extra advantages including traffic advisories and ATC separation.
TRSA are general regulated airspace, class E, and are accessible to VFR pilots; nonetheless, it is advised that you call TRACON before entering or while in any TRSA. Operating VFR in a TRSA doesn't require any specialized equipment.
Hence, In Terminal radar service area controlled airspace are not required to contact ATC when flying in VMC.
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