Chapter 4.8 - VFR Operations in Class G Airspace

Question 1

Class G Airspace is divided vertically into two operational spheres. What are they?

Answer 1

• Above 5000 feet AMSL.

- Below 5000 feet AMSL.

Question 2

Name two frequencies used in Flight Information Areas (FIAs)?

Answer 2

• FIS Frequencies.

- Area VHF Frequencies.

Question 3

If a potential traffic conflict exists, what three things should a Pilot broadcast?

Answer 3

• Level.
• Route.
• Intentions.

Question 4

True or False. An Airways Clearance is required to fly into Class G Airspace?

Answer 4

False.

Question 5

What is the generic squawk code for Class G Airspace?

Answer 5

1200.

Question 6

If radio failure occurs, what squawk code should be used?

Answer 6

7600.

Question 7

All Broadcasts must be preceded by what saying?

Answer 7

All Stations.

Question 8

When below 5000 feet AMSL in Class G Airspace, what two things must be included in a transmission?

Answer 8

• Callsign of the Station/Service.

- Aircraft’s Callsign.

Question 9

Broadcast by VFR Aircraft: When should a Pilot broadcast their intention when the Aircraft is about to Takeoff?

Answer 9

Immediately before entering the runway.

Question 10

Broadcast by VFR Aircraft: When should a Pilot broadcast their intention when the Aircraft is arriving for Landing (2)?

Answer 10

• Inbound at 10 NM.

- Immediately before joining circuit.

Question 11

Broadcast by VFR Aircraft: When should a Pilot broadcast their intention when the Aircraft is transiting?

Answer 11

Before entering the vicinity of the Aerodrome.

Question 12

Name two types of factors not recommended when arriving at a Non-Controlled Aerodrome?

Answer 12

• Straight-in Approach.

- Prior to joining on Base Leg.