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On Oct 11, 9:03 pm, C J Campbell
wrote: Pilots do try to maintain at least 2000' above wild areas as requested by the National Park Service. However, planes taking off or landing obviously are going to have to fly lower than 2000.' There are additional aircraft that fly lower than 2000' for scientific and law Where can I find the rules and regulations that specify how high or low a plane can fly over various terrain, like cities, wilderness, etc. Also, is there an easy way from the ground to measure the height of a flying plane? |
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