An edge case question that I'm not finding a clear answer to elsewhere...
Aerospace fighters operate at altitudes on aerospace maps. VTOLs operate at elevations on ground maps.
Because of this, aerospace fighters attack VTOLs as if the VTOLs were ground units (i.e., strafing, etc.). And conversely, VTOLs attack aerospace fighters as if the VTOLs were ground units (i.e., AA fire, etc.).
If I have a booby-trapped VTOL, can it get close enough to an aerospace fighter to detonate its booby trap and damage the aerospace fighter in the the resulting explosion?
Or is the aerospace fighter simply too high and/or too fast for a VTOL to ever employ a booby trap against it?
Thanks for any insights or (better yet) rules references.