Which statement is true about ATC services for model aircraft operating in the NAS at or below what altitude?

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Which statement is true about ATC services for model aircraft operating in the NAS at or below what altitude?

Explanation:
ATC services aren’t provided to model aircraft operating in the NAS at or below 400 feet AGL. Keeping model flights at or below this height reduces interaction with the busier airspace where air traffic control coordinates with many manned aircraft, so pilots should not expect ATC to assist at these altitudes. The 400-foot mark is the established threshold for this guidance, making that statement true. The other numbers don’t reflect the commonly cited limit for ATC availability to model aircraft.

ATC services aren’t provided to model aircraft operating in the NAS at or below 400 feet AGL. Keeping model flights at or below this height reduces interaction with the busier airspace where air traffic control coordinates with many manned aircraft, so pilots should not expect ATC to assist at these altitudes. The 400-foot mark is the established threshold for this guidance, making that statement true. The other numbers don’t reflect the commonly cited limit for ATC availability to model aircraft.

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