What is the maximum airspeed when traveling in a VFR corridor through Class B airspace?

The maximum airspeed allowed when traveling in a VFR corridor through Class B airspace is 200 knots. This regulation is specifically put in place to accommodate the increased traffic and operational complexity that characterizes Class B airspace. By limiting the speed to 200 knots, it helps ensure that pilots can better maintain visual separation and enhance safety when flying in and around busy airports.

In Class B airspace, there are stringent requirements and management strategies to facilitate safe operations, including the establishment of designated VFR corridors that allow pilots to transit the area without disrupting the flow of larger aircraft that may be operating at higher speeds. The speed limit of 200 knots is one of the key components of these operational guidelines.