European future - airspace restrictions, user fees, and FWI

On 2007-07-14, Aviv Hod wrote:
1. The website describes 4000 feet and above as "commercial airspace"
and that could give the uninitiated a sense that it's some sort of
forbidden area where "regular folk" can't or shouldn't go. It might be
regulated airspace in Europe

It's not, at least not in this part of the world. Most of the airspace
is class G up to FL185 (it recently changed, it used to be class G up to
FL245 - I think this was a change to be more in line with other parts of
the world, such as the United States).

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