Airspace Flashcards

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1
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Class A Communication Reqs

A

ATC Clearance

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Class B Communication Reqs

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ATC Clearance

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3
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Class C entry reqs

A

VFR: Radio Contact
IFR: Clearance

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Class D entry reqs

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VFR: Radio Contact
IFR: Clearance

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5
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Class E entry reqs

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VFR: None
IFR: Clearance

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6
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Class G entry reqs

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None

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7
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Class A pilot cert/rating req

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Instrument

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8
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Class B Pilot Certification/Rating Reqs

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Private Certificate or Student with Endorsement

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9
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Class C, D, E, G pilot cert/rating req

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Student Certificate

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10
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Class A, B, C, D comm reqs

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two way communication required

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11
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Class E comm reqs

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two way required for IFR only

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12
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Class G comm reqs

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none

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13
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Class A xponder reqs

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altitude encoding xponder required

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Class B xponder reqs

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altitude encoding xponder required w/in 30 nm of B airport. (mode C veil)

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15
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Special xponder reqs

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Above 10000MSL in B or C an alt encoding xponder is required

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Class C xponder reqs

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alt encoding xponder required within C and above lateral limits of C

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17
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Class D, E, G xponder reqs

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alt encoding xponder not required unless required by other airspace

18
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Class B VFR min visibility/cloud clearance reqs

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3SM miles - clear of clouds from SFC to B upper limit

19
Q

Class C VFR min visibility/cloud clearance reqs

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3-152 from SFC to C upper limit

20
Q

Class D VFR min visibility/cloud clearance reqs

A

3-152 from SFC to D upper limit

21
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Class E min visibility/cloud clearance reqs BELOW 10000 MSL

A

3-152

22
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Class E min visibility/cloud clearance reqs ABOVE 10000 MSL

A

5-111

23
Q

3-152

A

3 statute miles - 1000 above, 500 below, 2000 horizontal

24
Q

5-111

A

5 statute miles - 1000 above, 1000 below, 1 SM horizontal

25
Q

Class G min visibility/cloud clearance reqs 1200AGL or below

A

DAY: 1 mi visibility clear of clouds
NIGHT: 3-152

26
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Class G min visibility/cloud clearance reqs below 10000 MSL

A

DAY: 1-152
NIGHT: 3-152

27
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Class G min visibility/cloud clearance reqs above 10000 MSL

A

5-111

28
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Class E - Surface

A

dashed magenta. at the surface you must adhere to 3-152

29
Q

Class E - Extension

A

dashed magenta. usually protecting an instrument approach

30
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Class E - Transition

A

faded magenta line. inside the line class E starts at 700 AGL

31
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Class E - Victor Airway

A

highways in the sky for IFR guys

32
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Class E - Offshore

A

blue zipper lines. anything above the posted altitude is class E, below is class G.

33
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Class E - Domestic Enroute

A

outside the faded magenta. starts at 1200AGL

34
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Class E - Above

A

if E doesnt start at any other time, it starts above 14500 ft.

35
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Special Use - MOA

A

military operations area. magenta hashmark. you can fly into it and dont need permission

36
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Special Use - Controlled Firing Area

A

diagonal gray hashmarks. they shoot missiles in this area.

37
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Special Use - Prohibited

A

blue hashmarked area. preceeded by a P. you CANNOT fly into a prohibited area at any time

38
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Special Use - Restricted

A

blue hashmarks. preceeded by an R. you CAN fly into a restricted area if it is “cold” but not when it is “hot” (to find out call the controlling agency)

39
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Special Use - Alert

A

magenta hashmarks. number designator preceeded by an A.

40
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Special Use - Warning Area

A

blue hasmarks. preceeded by a W. warning you of a low controlled area (located offshore, radar aint so good)

41
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Special Use - National Security TFR

A

under no circumstances can you fly through a TFR.