47. Airspace

Question 1

The purpose for the different airspace rules is:

Answer 1

Safety.

Question 2

Airspace is divided into:

Answer 2

1. Controlled
2. Uncontrolled
3. Special Use
4. Other

Question 3

All operations in Class A airspace:

Answer 3

Must be conducted under IFR flight rules.

Question 4

Before operating in Class B airspace:

Answer 4

1. You must have a Mode C transponder.

2. You must have prior permission from ATC.

Question 5

Class C airspace resembles:

Answer 5

An upside down two layer wedding cake.

Question 6

Class D airspace surrounds:

Answer 6

Tower controlled airports without an associated Class B or C area.

Question 7

In Class E airspace, the visibility requirement below 10,000 feet is:

Answer 7

Three SM.

Question 8

To fly a Special VFR clearance at night, you must have:

Answer 8

A Private certificate with instrument rating.

Question 9

What is another name for Class G airspace?

Answer 9

Uncontrolled airspace.

Question 10

A Military Operations Area (MOA) provides:

Answer 10

Segments of airspace to keep civil aircraft away from military procedures.

Question 11

A Temporary Flight Restricted Area (TFR) can be created:

Answer 11

1. Around major sporting events.

2. Wherever the President is vacationing.

Question 12

The Terminal Radar Service Area (TRSA) is depicted on charts with:

Answer 12

A grey ring.

Question 13

To fly into the area around Washington D.C. the pilot must:

Answer 13

Activate a flight plan before entering the area and contact ATC.