At what altitude is the Goliad Low Key flown?

The Goliad Low Key is flown at 1,800 feet Mean Sea Level (MSL). This altitude is typically designated for low-level operations and is a standard altitude used for various flight maneuvers, especially during approach and departure phases in the vicinity of an airfield. Flying at this altitude allows for effective communication with air traffic control while providing adequate clearance over obstacles in the surrounding terrain. Understanding the key altitude allows pilots to comply with established protocols and enhances situational awareness in congested airspace.