ALTITUDE. Operators follow voluntarily agreed upon routes for tour flights and maintain minimum altitudes of 1,500 feet for helicopters operating above residential areas, except during takeoff, landing or when deviations are required by weather or traffic.
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Sources: General Agreements, TBMP Agreements, General Agreements for All Operators and/or Agents
ALTITUDE. Operators follow voluntarily agreed agreed-upon routes for tour flights and maintain minimum altitudes of 1,500 feet for helicopters and 1,000 feet for floatplanes operating above residential areas, except during takeofftake-off, landing or when deviations are required by weather weather, traffic, or trafficthe Air Traffic Control Tower.
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Sources: Tourism Best Management Practices, Tourism Best Management Practices, Tourism Best Management Practices
ALTITUDE. Operators follow voluntarily agreed agreed-upon routes for tour flights and maintain minimum altitudes of 1,500 feet for helicopters and 1,000 feet for floatplanes operating above residential areas, except during takeofftake-off, landing landing, or when deviations are required by weather weather, traffic, or trafficthe Air Traffic Control Tower.
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Sources: Transportation Agreements
ALTITUDE. Operators follow voluntarily agreed agreed-upon routes for tour flights and maintain minimum altitudes of 1,500 feet for helicopters and 1,000 feet for floatplanes operating above residential areas, except during takeofftake-off, landing or when deviations are required by weather weather, traffic, or trafficthe Air Traffic Control Tower .
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Sources: Tourism Best Management Practices