Question

VFR Weather Minima for Uncontrolled Airspace below 1000 ft AGL - all aircraft except helicopters, flight visibility is not less than ___ Miles(day) and ___Miles (night), Distance from cloud is ___

Answer 1

VFR weather minima for uncontrolled airspace below 1000 ft AGL for aircraft except helicopters is a flight visibility of at least 1 mile during the day and 3 miles at night, with a requirement to remain clear of clouds.

Step-by-step explanation:

The VFR (Visual Flight Rules) weather minima for uncontrolled airspace below 1000 ft AGL (Above Ground Level) for all aircraft except helicopters during the day requires a flight visibility of not less than 1 mile and at night, this increases to a minimum of 3 miles. The distance from the clouds should be that the aircraft must remain clear of clouds, providing enough space to see and avoid other traffic or obstructions. These regulations are set in place to ensure the safety and efficiency of the airspace just as there are set rules for the flight paths of commercial airliners regulated by the Federal Aviation Administration, which requires maintaining specific distances from other aircraft to prevent collisions.