Airspace

Question 1

What airspaces are there?

Answer 1

A, B, C, D, G

Question 2

Where is airspace A located?

Answer 2

From 18,000ft to 60,000ft MSL

Question 3

What is required to enter class A airspace?

Answer 3

Instrument rating, IFR-capable aircraft, Mode C XPNDR, ADSB-out, and a two-way radio.

Question 4

What weather is required to fly VFR on class A airspace?

Answer 4

You cannot fly VFR on class A airspace.

Question 5

What are the altitudes where class B airspace starts and ends?

Answer 5

Starts at surface and ends at 7,000ft AGL

Question 6

How is B airspace marked in a VFR chart

Answer 6

Blue solid line.

Question 7

How many circles does class B airspace usually have?

Answer 7

3 circles.

Question 8

What is required to enter class B airspace

Answer 8

Private pilots license or student pilot certificate with an endorsement to enter said airspace from your CFI, Clearance from ATC, Mode C XPNDR, ADSB-out, and a two-way radio.