What is the minimum takeoff and landing altitude for the Envoy 175?

The minimum takeoff and landing altitude for the Envoy 175 is established based on operational safety standards and regulatory requirements specific to the aircraft model. One of the key factors in determining this altitude is ensuring that pilots have sufficient vertical separation from terrain or obstacles during the critical phases of flight.

Setting the minimum takeoff and landing altitude at -1,000 ft allows for operational flexibility while being well within safety margins. This altitude provides pilots with a defined parameter within which they can confidently manage the aircraft's performance during takeoffs and landings under various conditions, ensuring safe operations in potentially challenging environments.

The other choices present altitudes that do not meet the operational requirements orwould potentially compromise safety or efficiency during critical flight phases. The established minimum figure reflects the need to balance performance limits with the practical aspects of flying the Envoy 175.