Choosing an IFR Alternate

Most of the activity in the B class airspace is a large jet, so most of them are using instrument flight, so the B class airspace is next. The visibility and cloud requirements are the same in the airspace of Class C and Class D, the visibility requirement is 3 miles, the clouds should be kept at a distance of 1000 feet, 500 feet, and 2000 feet.

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