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Altitude separation from airspace
Asked by: cmpt7 3226 views Airspace, FAA Regulations, Flight Instructor, General Aviation, Private Pilot, Student Pilot
My instructor told me to always have at least 500ft clearance when flying over or below an airspace. If there is a VFR corridor between the Class B from 3300 to 4700, am I allowed to fly at 4000 even though that isn't a proper VFR cruise altitude? 4500 only gives me 200ft separation from the Class B.
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