Airspace

Question 1

How High is Class Alpha Airspace

Answer 1

Above - 18k - 60,00k MSL

Question 2

What is Class Bravo Airspace known for

Answer 2

Busy Airspace, Airports Etc.

Question 3

Which Airspaces do you need ATC coms for?

Answer 3

Class Alpha - Class Delta

Question 4

What are the rules around student flying, in Class Bravo Airspace

Answer 4

Need a private Pilot Certificate to fly. Students can fly solo with proper endorsements

Question 5

What are the VFR weather minimums for Class BRavo Airspace

Answer 5

3 Statute Miles of visibility & Clear of clouds.

Question 6

What equipment is required for Class Bravo Airspace

Answer 6

2 way radio, Transponder with altitude reporting. ADSB (Automatic, Dependent, survailance broadcast)

Question 7

What is class C airspace known for & what height can you fly in?

Answer 7

C for Crowded. Surface to 4k AGL

Question 8

What is the diameter of Class C airspace?

Answer 8

10 miles in diameter

Question 9

What equipment is needed for Class Charlie Airspace?

Answer 9

Two way radio, Working transponder with Mode - C & ADS B

Question 10

What can you tell me about comms in Class Charlier

Answer 10

Establish Two way radio, Communicate with ATC prior to entry. Must maintain comms on Airspace.

Question 11

What are the VFR weather Minimums in Class Charlie?

Answer 11

3 Statute miles visibility, 500 below clouds, 2000 ft from the sides and 1000 above.

Question 12

What is the diameter and height you can fly in for Class Delta Airspace

Answer 12

5 miles in Diameter, surface to 2,500 AGL.

Question 13

Is class Delta towered?

Answer 13

(D for for Dialogue) Towered Airspace, Need to speak with tower to get in.

Question 14

Is Class E airspace controlled? And what heights can you fly in Class Echo?

Answer 14

E for Everyone. 1,200 - 17,999 MSL.

Question 15

What are the VFR weather min for Class Echo?

Answer 15

Below 10,000 3 SM, at or above 10,000 5 SM viz.

Question 16

Is class Golf controlled or uncontrolled Airspace?

Answer 16

Uncontrolled Airspace.

Question 17

What does authority look like in Class G airspace?

Answer 17

No authority or responsibility to control airspace from Air traffic.

Question 18

What heights can you fly in for Class G airspace?

Answer 18

Class G can be below Class E. 700 AGL. 1200 - 14500 MSL

Question 19

What are the VFR Weather Min for Class G?

Answer 19

3 SM. Below Clouds

Question 20

Tell Me the types of Special use Airspaces?

Answer 20

There 6 types, Prohibited Areas, Restricted Areas, Warning Areas, Military operations, Alert Areas, Controlled Firing Areas

Question 21

Tell me about Prohibited Airspace

Answer 21

Prohibited to Aircraft

Question 22

Tell me about restrictive Airspace

Answer 22

Hazardous to Aircraft, not participating in the activities within that airspace.

Question 23

Warning Areas

Answer 23

Hazardous to Aircraft, Government does not have sole Jurisdiction here

Question 23

Military operations

Answer 23

VFR Can fly here without permission. Military operations happening here. be careful

Question 24

Alert Areas

Answer 24

High Volume of pilot training here. You can fly without permission here

Question 25

Controlled Firing Areas

Answer 25

Firing does stop if they see aircraft fly through.