VFR and IFR refers to RULES and not necessarily to meteorlogical conditions. So if the card says VFR and you are under IFR in Class A airspace then you may be violating the rule.

 

Jeff

Jeff,

 

An Instrument Flight Plan executed in VMC conditions is not even "loggable" as operation under IFR/IMC. I love the interpretive nature of aviation - much like modern dance or a Salvatore Dali painting. 

 

Expand your horizons by climbing high (O2 availability notwithstanding)..

 

Wait!

 

Don't you need a high altitude signoff (and a positive attitude) to fly pressurized vessels above 18000 MSL or does that only pertain to the dark underworld of legal nuance?

 

Grayhawk

 

Ignorance is bliss.