Airspace

Question 1

What are the requirements to enter Class Delta airspace?

Answer 1

• Two-Way Radio
• Establish Communication

Question 2

What are the requirements to enter Class Charlie airspace?

Answer 2

• Two-Way Radio
• Establish Communication
• Mode C/ADS-B Transponder

Question 3

What are the requirements to enter Class Bravo airspace?

Answer 3

• Two-Way Radio
• Clearance
• Mode C/ADS-B Transponder (within 30NM)

Question 4

What are the requirements to enter Class Alpha airspace?

Answer 4

• Mode C/ADS-B Transponder

Question 5

What do you need when flying 10,000ft+ MSL in Class Echo airspace?

Answer 5

• Mode C/ADS-B Transponder

Question 6

What do you need when flying over Class Charlie or Bravo airspace?

Answer 6

• Mode C Transponder

Question 7

What does a Mode C transponder do?

Answer 7

• It reports altitude

Question 8

What does a ADS-B transponder do?

Answer 8

• It reports the tail number, aircraft type, airspeed/ground speed, and heading

Question 9

How to identify Class Delta airspace?

Answer 9

• Dashed Blue Line

Question 10

How to identify Class Charlie airspace?

Answer 10

• Solid Magenta Line

Question 11

How to identify Class Bravo airspace?

Answer 11

• Solid Blue Line

Question 12

What airspace is the Dashed Magenta line?

Answer 12

• It extends Class Echo airspace to the surface

Question 13

What airspace is the Faded Magenta line?

Answer 13

• Class Echo airspace starts at 700ft AGL

Question 14

What is the starting and ending altitudes for Class Gulf airspace?

Answer 14

• 0ft - 1,200ft AGL

Question 15

What is the starting and ending altitudes for Class Echo airspace?

Answer 15

• 1,200ft AGL - 18,000ft MSL
• 60,000ft+ MSL

Question 16

What is the starting and ending altitudes for Class Alpha airspace?

Answer 16

• 18,000ft - 60,000ft MSL

Question 17

Military Operations Area (MOA)

Answer 17

• You can fly through them without permission however excersie extreme caution if it is being used (contact FSS or controlling frequency)
• Magenta Colored Comb labled with MOA

Question 18

Restricted

Answer 18

• You cannot fly through them without permission
• Blue Colored Comb labeled with R-#

Question 19

Warning

Answer 19

• Used to warn pilots of potential danger
• Located off the coast of the U.S.
• Blue Colored Comb labeled with W-#

Question 20

Prohibited

Answer 20

• You will never get permission to enter
• They are established for security or other reasons assoaciated with national welfare
• Blue Colored Comb labeled with P-#

Question 21

Alert Area

Answer 21

• You can fly through them but exercise caution
• Magenta Colored Comb labeled with A-#

Question 22

Terminal Radar Service Area (TRSA)

Answer 22

• It is a designated area that offers radar and ATC services to pilots
• Gray Colored Line

Question 23

Special Flight Rules Area (SFRA)

Answer 23

• An area where normal flight rules may be modified or may not apply
• You mut have taken an online course in order to enter
• Blue Colored Line with Blue Boxes

Question 24

Wildlife Area/National Park

Answer 24

• You must stay 2,000ft AGL within 1NM
• Blue Line paired with Blue Dots

Question 25

Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR)

Answer 25

• They restrict aircraft from operating in a certain area for a limited time