60. Class C and B Airport Operations

Question 1

After departure from the primary airport in Class C or B airspace, contact departure control:

Answer 1

When instructed by the tower.

Question 2

When approaching the vicinity of the towered airport, the approach controller will hand you off to which facility for landing instructions?

Answer 2

Tower

Question 3

If you are unfamiliar with the assigned taxi clearance, ask the controller for:

Answer 3

Progressive Taxi Instructions

Question 4

In order to enter Class B airspace during arrival, you must:

Answer 4

Receive an explicit clearance to enter the airspace, e.g. Cleared into the Class Bravo Airspace

Question 5

The charted outer ring of Class C airspace typically extends out from the center of the primary airport for how far?

Answer 5

10 miles

Question 6

At Class B & C airports, you will likely get your VFR clearance from:

Answer 6

Clearance Delivery

Question 7

In order to enter Class C airspace during arrival, you must:

Answer 7

1. Establish radio contact

2. Approach Control (including acknowledgment of your airplane’s call sign by the controller).