What is the high pattern altitude at Dogface?

The high pattern altitude at Dogface is 4000 feet MSL. This altitude is specifically designated to ensure that aircraft are at a safe height for operations in the traffic pattern, avoiding potential conflicts with other traffic and providing a buffer for various operational requirements. Maintaining a consistent altitude helps to standardize traffic management and improve safety during flight operations.

In this case, choosing 4000 feet MSL aligns with the expected training and operational protocols for the T-6A aircraft, ensuring that pilots maintain appropriate separation from the ground and any obstructions. Understanding such altitudes is crucial for effective flight training and developing good situational awareness in aviation contexts. The other altitudes do not correspond to the standard high pattern altitude used at Dogface, which supports safe aircraft operations during training flights.