Which terrain flight mode corresponds to 80 to 200 feet AGL?

Which terrain flight mode corresponds to 80 to 200 feet AGL?

• A. High Level
• B. Low Level
• C. Noe
• D. Contour

Answer: (B)

These terrain flight modes define how close you fly to the ground. Low Level is the setting designed for near-ground operation, typically around 80 to 200 feet above terrain. This range lets you stay very close to the surface for good ground reference and obstacle awareness, without going so low as to risk immediate hazards. The other modes serve different profiles: High Level is for higher altitude operations, Nap of the Earth keeps you extremely close to the terrain (often only tens of feet), and Contour follows the terrain with a constant offset so your height above ground varies with the terrain itself. Since 80–200 feet AGL sits squarely in the low-level range, that mode matches this altitude band.

These terrain flight modes define how close you fly to the ground. Low Level is the setting designed for near-ground operation, typically around 80 to 200 feet above terrain. This range lets you stay very close to the surface for good ground reference and obstacle awareness, without going so low as to risk immediate hazards. The other modes serve different profiles: High Level is for higher altitude operations, Nap of the Earth keeps you extremely close to the terrain (often only tens of feet), and Contour follows the terrain with a constant offset so your height above ground varies with the terrain itself. Since 80–200 feet AGL sits squarely in the low-level range, that mode matches this altitude band.