At what altitude are spins permitted according to the training rules?

Spins are permitted at an altitude of 13,500 feet MSL according to training rules. This altitude ensures that pilots have sufficient altitude to recover from a spin safely while also allowing for adequate time and space to perform recovery maneuvers. The higher altitude offers pilots a margin of safety by providing more time to respond to unexpected situations and ensuring that they are well above the minimum safe altitudes for maneuvering.

Additionally, training regulations are put in place to prioritize safety during flight training, particularly for advanced maneuvers such as spins. By restricting spins to this altitude, training programs can mitigate the risk associated with loss of control during these complex maneuvers. Other altitudes listed in the options are lower than this requirement, which does not provide the same level of safety assurance for spin training.