What altitude corresponds with Class G airspace ending?

In the context of UAE airspace classifications, Class G airspace is typically uncontrolled airspace where pilots can operate without the need for air traffic control instructions. The upper limit of Class G airspace varies from one country to another and can change based on local regulations and geographical considerations.

For the UAE, Class G airspace generally extends up to 4,500 ft above ground level (AGL) in most areas. This altitude effectively marks the transition from Class G airspace to controlled airspace, which is usually Class E airspace or higher, where air traffic control services apply.

Therefore, identifying 4,500 ft as the altitude at which Class G airspace ends aligns with recognized international standards and practices regarding airspace management. Pilots operating in this airspace need to be aware of this transition point to ensure they adhere to regulations and maintain safe operations as they ascend into controlled airspace.