At what altitude does Class E airspace above Georgetown Airport begin?

Class E airspace can start at different altitudes depending on the area and its surrounding airspace structure. In the case of Georgetown Airport, Class E airspace typically begins at 3,823 feet MSL (Mean Sea Level). This altitude is specifically set to protect the airspace for aircraft operations while allowing for certain navigational and operational flexibility.

Understanding the specific altitude at which Class E airspace begins is crucial for remote pilots, as it helps in avoiding entering controlled airspace without proper clearance. In this instance, knowing that Class E airspace starts at 3,823 feet ensures that pilots can plan their flights accordingly to remain within legal flying limits and maintain safety in their operations.

The other altitude options presented do not accurately reflect the established boundaries of Class E airspace above Georgetown Airport.