Question from a new flight student (whopping 7 hours!)

On Fri, 15 Oct 2004 16:23:58 -0600, Newps
wrote:

almost always 1500' AGL. 99%+ of these aircraft are low wing.
So how are they supposed to see anybody?


99% of them are also alot faster than a typical single so the
opportunity to remain over a lower aircraft is significantly reduced,
and still allows for picking up traffic ahead of the larger aircraft.
They also fly a larger pattern, and where this condition exists
(generally speaking) have control towers on the field to aid in
separation. The 500' vertical separation also helps reduce the risk of
a mid-air.

z