Aerobatics are not permitted below what altitude AGL?

Aerobatic maneuvers are restricted to ensure safety and reduce the risk of accidents, especially in relation to other airspace users and ground activities. The regulation stipulates that aerobatics cannot take place below an altitude of 2000 feet Above Ground Level (AGL).

This altitude allows enough vertical space to conduct maneuvers safely without posing a danger to the ground or to other aircraft operating at lower altitudes. It also provides sufficient margin for recovery from a maneuver in case of an emergency or unexpected situation. Keeping aerobatics above this altitude helps maintain safer operational parameters around populated areas and ensures compliance with aviation regulations aimed at minimizing risks associated with aerial maneuvers.

The other altitudes provided in the options do not comply with the established regulations regarding the minimum altitude for aerobatics, as they are all lower than the mandated limit of 2000 feet AGL.