If at 10,000 feet in Class Bravo airspace, must you slow to specific speed restrictions?

In Class Bravo airspace, there are specific requirements regarding aircraft speeds, particularly when approaching or departing from airports. However, when an aircraft is above 10,000 feet in Class Bravo airspace, there are no specific speed restrictions that mandate slowing to 200 knots or 250 knots unless provided by air traffic control.

When operating below 10,000 feet in Class Bravo airspace, pilots are typically required to maintain a speed of no more than 250 knots. However, once at 10,000 feet and above, pilots have more flexibility regarding their speed, unless otherwise directed by air traffic control. Therefore, the correct understanding is that pilots do not have to slow down to a specific speed at 10,000 feet in Class Bravo airspace unless instructed by air traffic control. This highlights the importance of knowing the specific regulations that apply based on altitude and the class of airspace involved.