Military Training Routes show altitude blocks: below or above 1500' AGL. Which statement is correct?

Military Training Routes show altitude blocks: below or above 1500' AGL. Which statement is correct?

• A. Below 1500' AGL and above 1500' AGL
• B. Below 2500' AGL and above 3500' AGL
• C. Only above 1500' AGL
• D. No altitude information is provided

Answer: (A)

Military Training Routes use two altitude blocks to cover both low and high flight levels. The route depiction splits at 1,500 feet AGL, with one block indicating altitudes below 1,500 feet AGL and the other indicating altitudes above 1,500 feet AGL. This design lets you know which altitude range applies depending on whether you’re flying the low or high segment of the route. So the correct statement is that the altitude blocks show both below 1,500 feet AGL and above 1,500 feet AGL.

Military Training Routes use two altitude blocks to cover both low and high flight levels. The route depiction splits at 1,500 feet AGL, with one block indicating altitudes below 1,500 feet AGL and the other indicating altitudes above 1,500 feet AGL. This design lets you know which altitude range applies depending on whether you’re flying the low or high segment of the route. So the correct statement is that the altitude blocks show both below 1,500 feet AGL and above 1,500 feet AGL.