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What must pilots be aware of in Class G airspace?

  1. Only visual flight rules apply

  2. All operations are uncontrolled

  3. They must have an ATC clearance

  4. VFR minimums apply

The correct answer is: VFR minimums apply

In Class G airspace, pilots are required to adhere to Visual Flight Rules (VFR) minimums, which includes specific visibility and cloud clearance requirements. This means that pilots must maintain certain distances from clouds and have minimum visibility to ensure safe operations without air traffic control (ATC) oversight. While it's true that Class G airspace is uncontrolled and does not require ATC clearance for operations, being aware of and adhering to the VFR minimums is crucial for maintaining situational awareness and safety. This focus on VFR minimums is particularly important since pilots are operating without the guidance of ATC, and it helps to avoid potential collisions and ensures that pilots can navigate effectively within that airspace.

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