Airspaces And Requirments Flashcards
Class A requirements
IFR ONLY
Class C separation provided
IFR w VFR
IFR w SVFR
SVFR w SVFR
Class C traffic info provided
VFR w VFR
Class C and D visibility above 10000 AMSL
8km
Class c and d visibility below 10000 AMSL
5 km
Class c and d cloud distance minima
Horizontal: 2km
Vertical: 1000 ft or 500 ft within control zone
Class c and d Speed limit below 10,000 ft
250 knots
Class c and d vfr minima at Aerodrome in control zone (day)
Ceiling: 1500’
Visibility: 5km
Class c and d vfr minima at Aerodrome in control zone (night)
Ceiling: 1500’
Visibility: 5km
Class d separation provided
SVFR v IFR
SVFR v SVFR
Class d information provided
VFR V IFR
VFR V VFR
Class G entry requirements
No clearance needed
Class g separation provided
None
Class g information provided
VFR V. VFR
VFR V. IFR
Class g visibility above 10000’
8km
unless within 1000’ agl: 5km
Class g visibility below 10000’
5km
Class g cloud clearance
Above 3000’ amsl or 1000’ agl (whichever is higher):
Horizontal: 2km
Vertical: 1000’
At or below 3000’ amsl or 1000’ agl (whichever is higher):
Clear of cloud and in sight of surface
Speed limit below 10000’
250 knots
Class g vfr minima at uncontrolled Aerodrome (day)
Ceiling: 600’
Visibility: 1500m
Class g vfr minima at uncontrolled Aerodrome (night)
Ceiling: 1500’
Visibility: 8km
Control zone (abb., symbol)
CTR
solid blue line
Clearance required for entry
Control area (abb., symbol, max height)
CTA
solid purple lines
Max height: 66,000’ (FL660)
Typically above other airspace
When are special vfr separated in class c and d
When visibility is below 5km
What are airspace requirements for SVFR
Class G
Restricted area (entry requirements, vnc symbol, code)
Permission from administering authority
Red line
R#
Military op areas (entry requirements, vnc symbol, code)
Red line
M#
Permission from administering authority
Volcanic hazard area (entry requirements, vnc symbol, code)
Red line
V#
Can enter without permission by DAY with vfr met and visibility minima (vmc)
Check NOTAM and sigmets
Enter at your own risk
Danger area (entry requirements, vnc symbol, code)
Red line
D#
May enter at your own risk
Low fly zones (height&floor, vnc symbol&code, requirements)
Typically 500’ ceiling surface is floor
Light blue L#
1. Briefing and permission from administrator
2. Must broadcast intentions
3. No passengers
4. Only during day time
5. No student pilots
No clearance area (entry requirements, vnc symbol, code)
No clearance needed between specific altitudes
Light blue
T#
General aviation area (entry requirements, vnc symbol, code)
Requires ATC approval
Class g minima
Broadcasting required (entry/exit reports + important info)
G#
MBZ (entry requirements, vnc symbol, code)
Solid blue dots
Broadcast requirements:
1. Zone entry
2. Circuit entry
3. Lining up runway for takeoff
4. At specified intervals
CFZ requirements
Two way comms capabilities required
