Airspace Flashcards

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Class A

A

From FL180 - FL600

All ATC Services Provided

Requirements: ATC Clearance, IFR Flight Plan, IFR equipped aircraft

Communication Requirements: Two-Way Radio Communication, Mode C transponder

Altimeter set 29.92

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Class B

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Requirements: ATC Clearance

All Services Provided

Weather Minimums 3 S.M. and Clear of Clouds

Communication Requirements: ADS-B Out, Mode C, and Two-Way

Speed Restrictions 200kts within, underneath, or in VFR corridors

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Class C

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Solid Magenta Line

Communication Requirements: Two-Way communication required and Mode-C

IFR/IFR Separation, IFR/VFR Separation, and VFR traffic advisories

3-152

Speed Limit 200 kts within 4 N.M of airport

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Class D

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Dotted Blue Line

Two Way required

3-152

IFR/IFR Separation and VFR traffic Advisories

200kts limit within 4 N.M. of Class D

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Class E

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Magenta Hard Band/No Depiction 1,200’ AGL - 17,999’ MSL

Soft Shaded Magenta 700’ AGL - 1200’ AGL

Dotted Magenta SFC-1,200’ AGL or designated

No Requirements

IFR/IFR and VFR advisories

Below 10,000 (3-152)

Above 10,000 (5-111)

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Class E alternatives

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Federal Airway 1,200’ AGL - 17,999’ MSL
Zipper Specified - 17,999’ MSL
12NM Offshore SFC - Specified

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Class G:

Weather Minimums

Airspace Defined

ATC Services

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Soft Shaded Blue/No Depiction SFC - 1,200 AGL or overlying

Hard Shaded Blue SFC - 14,499 MSL

Below 10,000’ (Daytime 1 S.M. and Clear of Clouds) (Night 3-152)

Above 10,000’ (5-111)

VFR traffic Advisories

SFC - 1,200’ AGL or Overlying

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All airspace rules

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250kts speed limit below 10,000’

ADS-B out, Mode-C, and 1 Mach Speed limit above 10,000’

3,000 from Coast ADS-B

Refugees require separation of 2,000’ AGL

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TRSA

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area where aircraft can receive additional radar service

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SFRA

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blue teeth, specific air traffic rules to follow

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MOA

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Area of Military operation, exercise extreme caution, can enter without getting in trouble, contact controlling agency or FSS to see if active

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NSA

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Increased ground security, instructions defined, flight may be prohibited

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Warning area

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begins 3NM from coast and extend outward potentially containing hazards to aircraft

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Alert Area

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Area of High pilot training or unusual aerial activity

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TFR

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Prohibits flight for safety reasons

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Controlled Firing Area

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contains activities hazardous to aircraft

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Prohibited Area

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Flight prohibited for security or national welfare

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Restricted Area

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may contain hazards to aircraft, clearance to enter from controlling agency required

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Airport with empty circle defined

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Non-Hard surfaced runway

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Airport with runway depiction in circle defined

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1500’ - 8069’ long

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Airport with runway depiction defined

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longer then 8069’