Airspace

Question 1

G - Day above 1200 ft (vis and cloud)

Answer 1

1 - 152

Question 2

G - Day below 1200 ft (vis and cloud)

Answer 2

1 - Clear of Clouds

Question 3

E - above 10,000 MSL (vis and cloud)

Answer 3

5 - 111

Question 4

B airspace (vis and cloud)

Answer 4

3 - Clear of Clouds

Question 5

Class G has how many “vis/cloud” categories/number pairs?

Answer 5

4

G-night: 3-152
G-day below 1200: 1 - Clear of Clouds (think uncontrolled airports)
G-day above 1200: 1-152 (government free but a bit more restrictive on visibility than G-day below 1200)

Question 6

The 3-152 airspaces are:

Answer 6

3-152 is

C
D
E
G-night below 1200ft
G-night above 1200ft

Question 7

3 and Clear of Clouds is what airspace?

Answer 7

B airspace is 3 and clear of clouds

Question 8

5-111 is what airspace?

Answer 8

E above 10,000MSL

Question 9

1 and Clear of Clouds is what airspace?

Answer 9

G-day below 1200ft

Question 10

1-152 is what airspace?

Answer 10

G-day above 1200ft (1200ft AGL and above)

Question 11

Class E has how many “vis/cloud” categories/number pairs?

Answer 11

2

E below 10,000 MSL is 3-152
E above 10,000 MSL is 5-111

Question 12

Which airspace has different vis/cloud clearances above/below 1200ft AGL?

Answer 12

Class G has 1,200 AGL or higher and 1,200 AGL or lower

Question 13

Which airspace has a different vis/cloud clearance above 10,000MSL`

Answer 13

Class E has 5-111 above 10,000 MSL

Question 14

G during the day (above and below 1200ft AGL) has what visibility in both categories?

Answer 14

1SM vis for G during the day