7. Sectional chart

Question 1

Airports:

Answer 1

Other than hard surfaced runways

Question 2

Airports:

Answer 2

Hard surfaced runways 1500 ft. to 8069 ft. in length

Question 3

Airports:

Answer 3

Hard surfaced runways greater than 8069 ft. or some multiple runways less than 8069 ft.

Question 4

Airports:

Answer 4

Open dot within hard-surfaced runway configuration indicates approximate VOR, VOR-DME, or VORTAC location.

Question 5

Airports:

Answer 5

Private “(Pvt)” - Non-public use having emergency or landmark value.

Question 6

Airports:

Answer 6

Military - Other than hard-surfaced; all military airports are identified by abbreviations AFB, NAS, AAF, etf. DoD users, for complete airport information consult DoD FLIP.

Question 7

Airports:

Answer 7

Question 8

Airports:

Answer 8

Question 9

Airports:

Answer 9

Question 10

Airports:

Answer 10

Question 11

Airports:

Answer 11

Services - fuel available and field tended during normal working hours.

Question 12

Airports:

Answer 12

Rotating airport beacon in operation Sunset to Sunrise.

Question 13

Airport data:

Answer 13

Flight Service Station

Question 14

Airport data:

Answer 14

Fixed-wing special VFR flight is prohibited

Question 15

Airport data:

Answer 15

Control Tower (CT) - primary frequency

Question 16

Airport data:

Answer 16

Star indicates operation part-time.

(See tower frequencies tabulation for hours of operation.)

Question 17

Airport data:

Answer 17

Follows the Common Traffic Advisory Frequency (CTAF)

Question 18

Airport data:

Answer 18

Automatic Terminal Information Service

Question 19

Airport data:

Answer 19

Automated Surface Weather Observing Systems.

(Where full time ATIS not avail.)

Question 20

Airport data:

Answer 20

Aeronautical advisory station

Question 21

Airport data:

Answer 21

VFR Advisory Service

(Shown where full-time ATIS not available and freq. is other than primary CT freq.)

Question 22

Airport data:

Answer 22

Lighting in operation Sunset to Sunrise

Question 23

Airport data:

Answer 23

Lighting limitations exist

(refer to Airport/facility directory)

Question 24

You are flying into this airport. Is it tower controlled?

Answer 24

No.

Blue airfields have control towers.

Question 25

What is the minimum VFR visibility you need here during the day?

Answer 25

5 SM

Question 26

You’re flying your shiny TH-67 into Richmond International Airport. What equipment do you need here?

Answer 26

Radio and transponder

Question 27

You’re flying VFR into Denver Centennial airport. How far below the clouds do you need to be here?

Answer 27

500 feet

Question 28

Winkler County (KINK) has ______ airspace starting at the surface.

Answer 28

Class E - Non-Towered

Question 29

If you’re flying at 8,000 feet MSL over Denver’s Centennial Airport, you are inside ______ airspace.

Answer 29

Class B

Question 30

Airspaces

Answer 30

Prohibited, Restricted and Warning areas.

Question 31

Airspaces

Answer 31

Alert Area and MOA - Military Operations Area

Question 32

Airspaces

Answer 32

Special Airport Traffic Area

(See FAR 93 for details)

Question 33

Airspaces

Answer 33

ADIZ - Air Defense Identification Zone

Question 34

Airspaces

Answer 34

Mode C veil.

Was that hard to guess? :P

Question 35

Airspaces

Answer 35

National Security Area

Question 36

Airspaces

Answer 36

TRSA - Terminal Radar Service Area

Question 37

Airspaces

Answer 37

MTR - Military Training Route