Posts Tagged ‘state wilderness areas’
California aviation regulation nixed
Proposed amendments to California state regulations that would have encroached on FAA authority by setting minimum altitudes over state
wilderness areas and other locations (all of which are uncharted) have been scuttled, at least for the time being.
California officials had sought to require a 2,000-foot minimum altitude for flights over state wilderness areas, with a 500 foot agl minimum over “cultural preserves” and “natural preserves.” (CalPilots Editor’s Note: This is an excellent example of the Three Tier Airport/GA Protection Process and why we need local, statewide and national organizations involved and supported).
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