In what type of airspace may a person conduct aerobatic maneuvers provided visibility is 3 miles or greater?

Aerobatic maneuvers may be conducted in Class F advisory airspace, provided that visibility is 3 miles or greater. This type of airspace is not specifically controlled by air traffic control, allowing for more freedom in performing maneuvers such as aerobatics, as long as the pilot adheres to the basic visibility requirements and maintains visual awareness.

Class F airspace includes areas where recreational and specialized aviation activities may take place, and it may include airspace designated for specific operational purposes. While other classes of airspace have more stringent regulations or prohibitions regarding aerobatic activity, Class F allows flexibility for experienced pilots who can safely execute such maneuvers, making it suitable for aerobatics under the right conditions.

It's important to note that aerobatic flight usually cannot be conducted in controlled airspace, Class A airspace, or certain other designated areas where such operations are restricted for safety reasons.