"Uncontrolled" Airspace? At 1,800' MSL?? Class G? (NT)

Author: Class E is controlled airspace Date: 3/28/2026 10:33:09 AM +0/-0 Show Orig. Msg (this window) Or In New Window

United vs Army in California +0/-0 Close Encounter 3/26/2026 6:25:25 PM

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Yep just another stupid Army crew +0/-2 Idiots 3/27/2026 4:11:09 PM

Then, there is you! +1/-0 In a league all your own! 3/27/2026 4:38:37 PM

Then, there is you! +1/-0 JB 3/27/2026 7:02:49 PM

Settle down and look at the facts +0/-0 Anonymous 3/28/2026 10:03:07 AM

"Uncontrolled" Airspace? At 1,800' MSL?? Class G? (NT) +0/-0 Class E is controlled airspace 3/28/2026 10:33:09 AM

Class G +0/-0 Depending On The Area... 3/28/2026 10:52:45 AM

Well, not were they were at. It starts at 700' agl and above (NT) +0/-0 and, they were at 1,800', so it's Class E anyway 3/28/2026 10:59:19 AM

The reported showed over 500ft. The issue wasn't a "close call", but the +1/-0 TCAS calculating a close call. 3/28/2026 11:08:27 AM

Also, they were flying at an MSL altitude, ~ 1,800' +0/-0 Okay... 3/29/2026 10:48:22 AM

Who cares, since where they were at 1,800 MSL was clearly +0/-0 in Class E (Controlled Airspace) 3/29/2026 11:14:05 AM

Oye +1/-0 Anonymous 3/28/2026 9:59:38 PM