A low approach is permitted over a departure aircraft if above the minimum altitude. True or False?

A low approach over a departure aircraft is not permitted, even if the altitude is above the minimum required. This is primarily due to safety considerations to avoid potential wake turbulence and to ensure that the departing aircraft has sufficient separation from any aircraft on a low approach. The regulations and procedures in air traffic control are designed to maintain safe distances between aircraft during different phases of flight.

In this context, the other options do not align with established safety protocols for air traffic operations. While contextual scenarios may arise, the general rule is to avoid low approaches over departing aircraft altogether to maintain safety and separation standards in the airspace.