Airspace

Question 0

Class C airspace
Visibility
Distance from clouds

Answer 0

Visibility: 3 statute miles

Distance from clouds: 500’ below, 1000’ above & 2000’ horizontally

Question 1

Class B airspace

Visibility & distance from clouds

Answer 1

Visibility: 3 statute miles

Distance from clouds: clear

Question 2

Class D airspace
Visibility
Distance from clouds

Answer 2

Visibility: 3 statute miles

Distance from clouds: 500’ below, 1000’ above & 2000’ horizontally

Question 3

Class E airspace
Visibility
Distance from clouds

Answer 3

Visibility: 3 statute miles

Distance from clouds: 500’ below, 1000’ above & 2000’ horizontally

Question 4

Class B airspace

Equipment & communication requirements

Answer 4

Operable two-way radio capable of communicating with ATC on appropriate frequencies for that airspace. Operable radar beacon transponder w/ auto altitude reporting

Question 5

Class C airspace

Equipment & communication requirements

Answer 5

Operable two-way radio capable of communicating with ATC on appropriate frequencies for that airspace. Operable radar beacon transponder w/ auto altitude reporting

Question 6

Class D airspace

Equipment & communication requirements

Answer 6

Operable two-way radio capable of communicating with ATC on appropriate frequencies for that airspace.

Question 7

Class A

Answer 7

18,000 feet above sea level up to and including 60,000
IFR equipped
Instrument rating

Question 8

Class B

Answer 8

Surface to 10,000 feet (MSL)
ATC clearance required to enter
Two way radio, transponder with altitude reporting capability

Question 9

Class C

Answer 9

Surface to 4,000 feet (MSL)
Must establish two way radio communication prior to entering & maintain while remaining in that airspace.
Two way radio, transponder with altitude reporting capability.

Question 10

Class D

Answer 10

Surface to 2,500 feet (MSL)
Must establish two way radio communication with tower and maintain communication while remaining in that airspace.
Two way radio.

Question 11

Class E

Answer 11

Controlled airspace Not A, B, C or D
Beginning at either 700 or 1200 (AGL)
Above 60,000 feet (AGL)

Question 12

Special use airspace

Answer 12

Prohibited areas
Restricted areas 
Warning areas
Military operation area (MOA)
Alert areas 
Controlled firing areas