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The Milan TMA in northern Italy is depicted as being one single big Class A chunk, whereas it has different minimum levels especially along the Alps (val d'Aosta) and the lakes.
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Tim Dawson (18/04/2011)
Update: I can confirm that we've updated the area around Lugano to correctly reflect the exceptions from the Milano TMA in Swiss airspace. The new chart has been published, so opening your Charts window should update the Italian chart automatically.

Alright so I found the reference. ENR 2.1.1-6 under point 2.4 specifies that the various Milan VFR sectors (e.g. including those on the italian side) are described in ENR 6.3.3 which in turn offers a very accurate graphical depiction of the various areas and their various min-max FL's / altitudes. There are no geographical coordinates for the zones however.

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