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  1. 09-21-2008, 12:39 PM #1
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    Military air space

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    So i decided to fly from our new base of operations to KCLT. I downloaded a flightplan from SimRoutes and noticed that it took me directly over a military opertations area. I am not sure but dont i need to divert around this area? What is the rule about the airspace if i hover my mouse over the area it says 11000/12000ft. Any help you could give me would be great.

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    I have found that it is not a restricted area meaning I can fly over the area. so I am assuming that the 11000/12000ft means that is the minimum alt I can fly. Is this correct?


    Update Ok i finally pulled out my The Complete Private Pilot book and read all about airspace and I can fly over it with no issues just need to stay away from Prhoibited airspace.
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