A recreational flyer does not need an airspace authorization in which type of airspace?.

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finlep [7]10 months ago

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A recreational flyer does not need an airspace authorization in uncontrolled airspace.

An airspace in which the Air Traffic Control service is not considered necessary is called uncontrolled airspace.

In general, an uncontrolled airspace remains at 400 or under 400 levels surpassing the ground.

Moreover, in an uncontrolled airspace the recreational flyer does not need any prior authorization and should also have particular knowledge about the airport traffic patterns

To put it simply, the remote pilots and flyers are not allowed to use landing and take off areas in an uncontrolled airspace.

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