What is the maximum altitude available to request through Range Scheduling for training activities?

The maximum altitude that can be requested through Range Scheduling for training activities is 3,000 feet Mean Sea Level (MSL). This altitude provides a well-defined limit for various training exercises, ensuring safety and effective management of airspace. Training operations often require specific altitude parameters to maintain coordination with air traffic and to comply with regulations, and 3,000 feet MSL is set as the upper threshold for these exercises. This limit reflects a balance between operational needs and the safe utilization of airspace, allowing for varied training scenarios while minimizing risks associated with higher altitudes where other air traffic could be present.