A108 Airspace

Question 1

What are the general VFR airspeed requirements?

Answer 1

• ≤ 250 KIAS below 10,000’ MSL
• ≤ Mach 1 at/above 10,000’ MSL

Question 2

What are the general VFR visibility requirements and cloud clearances ** Below 10,000’ MSL: **

Answer 2

• 3 statute miles visibility
• 500 ft below
• 1000 feet above
• 2000 horizontal

3-5-1-2

Question 3

What are the class B VFR visibility requirements and cloud clearances?

Answer 3

3 statute miles and clear of clouds

Question 4

What are the class G VFR visibility requirements and cloud clearances in the day at 1,200 AGL or less

Answer 4

1 statute mile and clear of clouds

Question 5

What are the class G VFR visibility requirements and cloud clearances in the day at less than 10,000 MSL but greater than 1,200 AGL

Answer 5

• 1 statute mile
• 500 feet below
• 1000 feet above
• 2000 feet horizontal

Question 6

What are the general VFR visibility requirements and cloud clearances ** At and Above 10,000’ MSL **

Answer 6

• 5 statute miles
• 1000 feet below
• 1000 feet above
• 1 statute mile horizontal

F-1-1-1

Question 7

Which airspaces are controlled?

Answer 7

A, B, C, D, E

Question 8

What airspace is uncontrolled?

Answer 8

G

Question 9

Where is ADS-B required?

Answer 9

A, B, C, and E (at or above 10,000 MSL)

Question 10

Class A Airspace
* Where is it?
* How high is it?
* Who flies there?
* Clearance required?Minimum pilot qualifications?
* Chart depictions?
* Student pilots allowed?

Answer 10

• Where? Above All
• How high is it? 18,000’ MSL up to and including FL600
• Who flies there? IFR flights ONLY
• Clearance required? Yes, flight plan
• Minimum pilot qualifications? Instrument Rating
• Chart depictions? None
• Student pilots allowed? No

Question 11

Class B Airspace
* Where is it?
* How high is it?
* Who flies there?
* Clearance required?Minimum pilot qualifications?
* Chart depictions?
* Student pilots allowed?
* Speed Limit?
* Equipment required?

Answer 11

• Where? Big, Busy Airports
• How high is it? 10,000 MSL to surface
• Who flies there? IFR and VFR
• Clearance required? Yes – explicit clearance
• Minimum pilot qualifications? Private Pilot, Restricted Student
• Chart depictions? Solid blue lines
• Student pilots allowed? IP endorsement only
• Speed Limit? ≤ 200 KIAS in the underlying airspace or in a VFR corridor
• Equipment required? Two-way radio, Mode-C Transponder, ADS-B

Question 12

Where is the Mode-C veil, what equipment is required to fly in it?

Answer 12

• Usually, the airspace within 30 nm of the primary airport within the Class B airspace
• Extends from the surface to 10,000’ MSL
• Must have Transponder with Mode C and ADS-B