Airports/Airspace

Question 1

Class B Airspace Weather minimums

Answer 1

-3sm -clear of clouds

Question 2

Class C Airspace Weather minimums

Answer 2

-3sm -1000above, 2000horizontal, 500below

Question 3

Class D Airspace Weather minimums

Answer 3

-3sm -1000above, 2000horizontal, 500below

Question 4

Class E Airspace Weather minimums less than 10,000’

Answer 4

-3sm -1000above, 2000horizontal, 500below

Question 5

Class G Airspace Weather minimums 1,200 or less *day *night

Answer 5

*day -1/2sm -clear of clouds *night -1sm -clear of clouds

Question 6

Class G Airspace Weather minimums more than 1,200 but less than 10,000 *Day *night

Answer 6

*Day -1sm -1000above, 2000horizontal, 500below *Night -3sm -1000above, 1sm horizontal, 1000below

Question 7

Class G Airspace Weather minimums more than 1,200 and at or above 10,000

Answer 7

-5sm -1000above, 1sm horizontal, 1000below

Question 8

Class A Airspace Weather minimums

Answer 8

-Not applicable -Not applicable

Question 9

A Airspace altitudes

Answer 9

18,000msl-FL600 including the airspace overlying the waters within 12 nautical miles off the coast

Question 10

B airspace altitudes

Answer 10

surface-10,000MSL

Question 11

C airspace altitudes

Answer 11

usually consists of a 5 NM radius core surface area that extends from the surface up to 4,000 feet above the airport elevation, and a 10 NM radius shelf area that extends no lower than 1,200 feet up to 4,000 feet above the airport elevation.

Question 12

D airspace altitude

Answer 12

surface to 2,500 feet above the airport elevation

Question 13

E airspace altitudes

Answer 13

Generally, if the airspace is not Class A, Class B, Class C, or Class D, and it is controlled airspace, it is Class E airspace.

Question 14

At 10,000AGL rules

Answer 14

airspeed unrestricted and must use mode c transponder

Question 15

Flashing green

Answer 15

-Cleared to taxi -return for landing

Question 16

Steady green

Answer 16

-cleared for takeoff/landing

Question 17

Steady red

Answer 17

Stop/give way to other aircraft

Question 18

Flashing red

Answer 18

-taxi clear of runway -airport unsafe don’t land

Question 19

Flashing white

Answer 19

Return to starting point

Question 20

Alternating red and green

Answer 20

Exercise extreme caution

Question 21

Supp Oxygen at 12,500-14,000msl

Answer 21

when in this for more than 30minutes required for minimum crew

Question 22

Supp Oxygen above 14,000msl

Answer 22

the entire flight time and entire crew must have supp oxygen

Question 23

Supp Oxygen above 15,000

Answer 23

every occupant

Question 24

airport beacon: flashing white and green

Answer 24

civilian land airports

Question 25

airport beacon: flashing white and yellow

Answer 25

water airport

Question 26

airport beacon: flashing white yellow and green

Answer 26

heliport

Question 27

airport beacon: two quick white flashes alternating with a green flash

Answer 27

military airport

Question 28

Airport lighting: -highest -medium -lowest

Answer 28

-7 times within 5 seconds -5 -3

Question 29

Class E Airspace Weather minimums more than 10,000’

Answer 29

-5sm -1000 above -1sm horizontal -1000 below

Question 30

Types of special use airspace are

Answer 30

-prohibited areas:airspace which flight is prohibited -restricted areas:operations hazardous to nonparticipating aircraft. -warning areas:airspace extending from 12nm off the coast -military operation areas:vertical and lateral limits for separating certain military training from fir traffic -alert areas:to alert pilots of high volume pilot training or unusual aerial activity -controlled firing areas:shooting not a factor spotters call cease fire when aircraft are nearby