Title: At what elevation do airliners typically fly? - Quora
Headings: At what elevation do airliners typically fly?
At what elevation do airliners typically fly?
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Content: They are smaller and harder to see-and-avoid in visual conditions than are big jets. And most of them can’t do anywhere close to 250 knots, in their dreams, let alone the much higher speeds that jet airliners can achieve. Plus, in visual conditions, many of them are not subject to air traffic control, and may be zooming all over the sky doing climbs, descents, and turns, without any legal requirement to give any prior warning to the pilots of the big jets. Just like little kids, running around a school playground, you might say. So it’s only prudent to require all faster forms of traffic, while operating in this civilian airspace, to slow down to a point that at least reduces the risk of mid-air collision. Military planes are also required to abide by FAA rules, while in civil airspace. They only do those high-speed, low-altitude maneuvers in an actual war zone, or in a closed-off military practice area, shown on the flight charts and announced in notices to airmen issued by the FAA, that is restricted against overflight by civilian traffic when military operations are active. Basically, the military gets their own racetracks in the sky where they can play war games to their hearts’ content without fear of running over some soccer mom on her way to deliver the kids to school. Promoted by Grammarly
What are some good ways to improve English grammar and writing abilities for a non-native speaker? Grammarly
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Answered January 6, 2021
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