What is the minimum altitude required for practicing stalls?

The minimum altitude required for practicing stalls is 1,500 feet above ground level. This altitude provides sufficient vertical space to safely execute a stall maneuver while allowing adequate recovery distance in the event of an unintentional stall or an unexpected situation. At this altitude, pilots can practice stalls without the risk of descending too close to the ground, where recovery may be more difficult or impossible.

Practicing stalls at this altitude enables pilots to better understand the aircraft's behavior during stall conditions and helps in developing the necessary skills to recover from them safely. The requirement exists to ensure a margin of safety while a pilot is learning and refining their stall recovery techniques.