What is the minimum weather requirement for flying at 800 feet AGL in Class G airspace?

The correct choice indicates that visual flight rules apply when flying at 800 feet AGL in Class G airspace. In Canada, Class G airspace is uncontrolled, which means that there are fewer restrictions compared to controlled airspace. However, pilots operating under visual flight rules (VFR) must adhere to minimum weather conditions to ensure safety.

For VFR operations in Class G airspace, a pilot must maintain visual separation from terrain and other aircraft, which is facilitated by having a clear view of the ground and the sky. Therefore, when flying at 800 feet AGL in this environment, visual flight rules are applicable, requiring a certain level of visibility and cloud clearance to ensure that the pilot can navigate safely and avoid obstacles.

The other options do not reflect the regulatory requirements for VFR operations in this airspace. For instance, stating there are no specific requirements would overlook the need for pilots to maintain visual flight conditions. Similarly, the requirement to be above solid clouds would apply to flying in more regulated airspace, and special VFR conditions pertain to operations in controlled airspace rather than Class G, where visual flight rules already govern the requirements.