What are the VFR visibility requirements for Class G airspace during daytime?

The visibility requirement for VFR flight in Class G airspace during daytime is indeed 1 statute mile, with the stipulation of being clear of clouds. This means that a pilot must maintain at least 1 SM of visibility to ensure they can see other aircraft and the ground clearly, which is vital for safe navigation and avoiding collisions. The "clear of clouds" requirement emphasizes that pilots should be able to see surrounding airspace and obstacles, which aids in maintaining situational awareness.

Following this standard allows pilots to operate effectively in less controlled environments, such as Class G airspace, where there is minimal air traffic control oversight. Students preparing for their checkride must understand these visibility requirements as they are fundamental to ensuring safety during flight.

Options indicating higher visibility are typically associated with different airspace classifications or specific conditions rather than the relatively unrestricted environment of Class G during the daytime.