What is the weather limit for stall maneuvers?

The appropriate weather limit for conducting stall maneuvers is a ceiling of 2500 feet and visibility of 3 statute miles. This standard ensures that pilot training can be conducted safely while maintaining adequate visibility and altitude.

A ceiling of 2500 feet allows adequate vertical space above the ground, which is critical during stall recoveries when pilots may need to regain altitude quickly. Additionally, 3 statute miles of visibility provides sufficient range for pilots to maintain awareness of the airspace around them, to spot other aircraft, and to ensure they are clear of obstructions.

This combination of ceiling and visibility creates an environment that balances safety with the necessity of performing essential flight maneuvers, particularly skills important for training purposes. In contrast, other options present ceilings or visibility limits that do not meet the recommended standards for safe stall maneuver training.