What is the altitude limit for activities within designated low flying zones?

The altitude limit for activities within designated low flying zones is 500 ft above ground level (AGL). This limit is established to ensure safety while allowing flexibility for various low-level flight operations, like agricultural activities, aerial photography, and other low flying operations that do not pose a risk to populated areas or obstacles.

Maintaining a limit of 500 ft AGL in these zones helps pilots avoid conflicts with other air traffic and ground activities while still being able to perform necessary tasks effectively. The regulations are designed to promote safety and efficiency in low-level flying, balancing the need for such operations against the potential for accidents or disturbances to people and property on the ground.