Terminal Radar Service Areas (TRSAs)

Question 1

TSRAs are areas where (participating, nonparticipating) can receive additional (radar services, maintenance services).

Answer 1

participating, radar services

Question 2

The purpose of the radar services is to provide separation between all (IFR operations, IFR guidelines) and participating (VFR aircraft, VFR maintenance)

Answer 2

IFR operations; VFR aircraft

Question 3

The primary airports within the TSRA become(s) Class (D,E) airspace

Answer 3

D

Question 4

The remaining portion of the TSRA overlies other controlled, which is normally Class (A, E) airspace beginning at (700 or 1200, 900 or 1500) feet and established to transform to/from the en route terminal (airfield, environment).

Answer 4

Class E; 700 or 1200; environment

Question 5

TSRAs are depicted on VFR sectional charts and terminal area charts with a solid (blue, black) line and (latitudes, altitudes) for each segment.

Answer 5

black; altitudes

Question 6

The Class D portion is charts with (black, blue) segmented line.

Answer 6

blue

Question 7

Participation in TSRA services is (voluntary, involuntary); however pilots operation under VFR are encouraged to contact the (operational control tower, radar approach control) and take advantage of TSRA service.

Answer 7

voluntary; radar approach control