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PPL Teeteeb & Bob-Bob > Airspace > Flashcards

Airspace Flashcards

1
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Visibility and cloud clearance for Class A

A

N/A, everyone on an IFR plan

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2
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Visibility and cloud clearance for Class B

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3sm, clear of clouds

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3
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Visibility and cloud clearance for Class C

A

3152

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4
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Visibility and cloud clearance for Class D

A

3152

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5
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Visibility and cloud clearance for Class E

below 10,000’ msl

A

3152

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6
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Visibility and cloud clearance for Class E

above 10,000’ msl

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5111

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7
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Visibility and cloud clearance for Class G

below 1200’ AGL

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1sm, clear of clouds

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8
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Visibility and cloud clearance for Class G

below 1200’ AGL NIGHT

A

3152

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9
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Visibility and cloud clearance for Class G

1200’ AGL - 10,000’ msl

A

1152

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10
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Visibility and cloud clearance for Class G

1200’ AGL - 10,000’ msl NIGHT

A

3152

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11
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Visibility and cloud clearance for Class G

above 10,000’ msl

A

5111

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12
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Altitudes for G

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<1200’ AGL everywhere, unless inside vignette ring where it’s <700’ AGL

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13
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Altitudes for E

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1200’ AGL to 18k’ msl, above 60k msl

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14
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Altitudes for D

A

SFC - 2500’ AGL

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15
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Altitudes for A

A

18k - 60k msl

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16
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Altitudes for B

A

Up to 10,000’ msl generally

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17
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Altitudes for C

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SFC - 4000’ AGL

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18
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On a chart, what’s the line style for class A?

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None

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19
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On a chart, what’s the line style for class B?

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Solid blue

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20
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On a chart, what’s the line style for class C?

A

Solid red

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21
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On a chart, what’s the line style for class D?

A

Dashed blue

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22
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On a chart, what’s the line style for class E?

A

Dashed red at the surface

Red vignette where it starts at 700’

23
Q

On a chart, what’s the line style for class G?

A

Blue vignette for where it changes from 1200 to 14,500 i think?

24
Q

Radio rules for class A

A

2-way contact

25
Q

Radio rules for class B

A

2-way “You are cleared into class B” unless on IFR plan. If you don’t have one, request 1 hour in advance

26
Q

Radio rules for class C

A

2-way, as long as they say your tail # (meaning they are aware of you)

27
Q

Radio rules for class D

A

2-way, as long as they say your tail # (meaning they are aware of you)

28
Q

Radio rules for class E

A

not required

29
Q

Radio rules for class G

A

none (not controlled)

30
Q

Transponder rule for class A

A

Mode C required

31
Q

Transponder rule for class B

A

Mode C required in:
Airspace - yes
Above airspace up to 10,000’ msl - yes
Below airspace shelf - yes if in mode C veil

32
Q

Transponder rule for class C

A

Mode C required in:
Airspace - yes
Above airspace up to 10,000’ msl - yes
Below airspace shelf - no

33
Q

Transponder rule for class D

A

Not required. (But if you have one equipped, it has to be on because this is controlled airspace)

34
Q

Transponder rule for class E

A

Required if above 10,000’ msl

35
Q

Transponder rule for class G

A

Not required

36
Q

ADS-B rule for class A

A

Required

37
Q

ADS-B rule for class B

A

ADS-B required in:
Airspace - yes
Above airspace up to 10,000’ msl - yes
Below airspace shelf - yes if in mode C veil

38
Q

ADS-B rule for class C

A

ADS-B required in:
Airspace - yes
Above airspace up to 10,000’ msl - yes
Below airspace shelf - no

39
Q

ADS-B rule for class D

A

Not required

40
Q

ADS-B rule for class E

A

Required above 10,000 msl, over water >3000’ and <12nm from coast, but not if <2500’ AGL (this happens in the mountains)

41
Q

ADS-B rule for class G

A

Not required

42
Q

Cloud clearance and visibility for sVFR

A

1sm, clear of clouds

43
Q

sVFR at night?

A

Only if you have IFR rating and plane is equipped for IFR

44
Q

Student pilot cloud clearances and visibility

A

3 (day) 5 (night)

45
Q

Minimum ceiling in class D

A

1000’

46
Q

Minimum ceiling for VFR in class D

A

1000’

47
Q

speed limit in class B

A

250

48
Q

speed limit in VFR corridor through class B

A

200

49
Q

Who do you ask for sVFR clearance in a class D airport?

A

ATC

50
Q

Speed limit under 10,000’ unless otherwise specified is:

A

250kts

51
Q

What are the visibility and cloud clearance requirements in an airplane at night when conducting takeoffs and landings at class G airport if the pattern altitude is 1,000 feet AGL?

A

1 SM visibility and clear of clouds if remaining within one-half mile of the airport.

52
Q

Speed limit UNDER class B

A

200kts

53
Q

Is ADSB-Out required in a TRSA?

A

No

PPL Teeteeb & Bob-Bob (14 decks)

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