Question |
Answer |
6 types of airspaces |
A,B,C,D, E, G |
an airspace of defined dimensions within which Air Traffic Control service is provided to IFR flights and to VFR flights in accordance with the airspace classification. |
controlled airspace |
Class A |
Above All- 18,000 MSL Who flies there? IFR flights ONLYClearance required? YesMinimum pilot qualifications? Instrument RatingChart depictions NoneAirspeed: |
Class A airspace is over? |
48 states and Alaska w/in 12 nm of coast |
Class B Airspace |
big, busy airports, IFR and VFR, explicit clearance, private pilot and restricted student, solid blue lines, < Mach 1 above 10,000’ MSL ? 250 KIAS below 10,000’ MSL ? 200 KIAS in the underlying airspace or in a VFR corridor, 3sm, clear of clouds |
mode C veil typically located where? and means? |
30nm of airport and means you need a working transponder C |
Class C |
crowded city, IFR/VFR, two way dialogue, no scped, sol magenta, <250 KIAS, <200 under 2,500 AGL w/in 4 nm of airport, vis 3SM, 500 below, 1,000 above, 2,000 horizontal |
Class D |
dwarf cities, I/F, 2 way, no spec, dashed blue, <250 kias and <200 below 2500 and w/in 4 nm of airport, 3512, traff ad only |
Class D airports with part time tower become what after hours? |
class E |
Class E |
everywhere not A-D or G, everyone, none, dashed magenta fading blue, fade mag, <250 under 10,000, |
in class E airspace you need to be within how many miles of blue line |
4 nm |
Class G |
on ground below class E, everyone, none, no, implied by class E depictions, <250 below 10, |
denote the existence ofunusual, often invisible hazards to aircraftsuch as artillery firing, aerial gunnery, orguided missiles. |
restricted areas |
are there VFR restrictions in MOA? |
no but advised not to enter when training is going on |
Established in areas with a high volume of pilot training or unusual type of aerial activity |
Alert Area |
consists of airspace of defined vertical and lateral limits established for the purpose of separating military training activity from IFR traffic |
MOA |
MTRs are |
prefixed with IR or VR, and 4 numbers for above 1,500 AGL and 3 numbers for routes extending for atleast 1 leg above 1,500 AGL |
TFR are for? (3) examples |
people, disaster/humanitarian relief, airshows, |
in National security areas NSA pilots are expected to? |
avoid flying below a certain altitude |
Class E air space starts at surface when there are |
dashed magenta lines |