What altitude must you descend to when exiting the Kings 4 MOA towards KNGP?

The correct altitude to descend to when exiting the Kings 4 MOA towards KNGP is 2,500 feet MSL. This altitude is designated to ensure safe separation from terrain and other traffic while transitioning out of the Military Operations Area (MOA). It provides a buffer that allows pilots to manage altitude changes safely and navigate effectively as they exit the MOA.

By descending to 2,500 feet MSL, pilots comply with the established guidelines that aim to maintain safety standards, particularly when operating near military training areas. This is crucial not only for your aircraft's safety but also to ensure the safe operation of any military aircraft that may still be active in the MOA.

Other altitude options, such as 3,000', 1,800', or 4,000' MSL, do not align with the prescribed exit procedure from Kings 4 MOA to KNGP. Each of these altitudes might either place an aircraft too high for safe transition through the airspace or lower than the minimum safe altitude necessary for avoiding potential obstacles, each of which could lead to complications during the flight.