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September 3rd 09, 03:58 PM
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Airspace Question
I fly out of Linden (KLDJ) Airport, which is located under the floor
of Class B Airspace (Newark Airport's bravo airspace, shared with JFK and LGA). The traffic pattern altitude at LInden is 800 feet and the floor of the Class B airspace is also 800 feet. My question is this: What is the airspace below the floor of this Class B airspace ? Is it Class G ? Would you be legal flying (daytime) simply "clear of clouds" ? Could you fly with an 800 foot ceiling ? The regulations on this are a little murky...I've heard some people say Class E goes all the way to the ground below B but could never find this in the FARs/AIM. 
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