Airspaces
When was the introduction of airspaces?
Immediately after the end of the first World War.
Are you allowed fly through MOA's.
Yes
MOA, Controlled Firing, Prohibited, Restricted, Alert, Warning, National Security
What is the purpose of an ANPRM?
A warning of a new rule that will soon be enforced, so that everyone may become accustom with the new regulation.
How do you know if you can fly into Wilderness areas?
What is the only uncontrolled airspace?
What is ADIZ and what is it's purpose?
Air Defense Identification Zones. This airspace establishes a line around the US borders and serves as a defense line.
What is the definition of airspace?
The air available to aircraft to fly in, especially the part subject to the jurisdiction of particular country.
Who makes the regulation for airspaces?
The FAA
What height are all aircraft requested to stay above in wilderness areas?
2000 AGL
What is the purpose of airspace?
To control aircraft in order to separate traffic.
What FAR should you look at if you have a question about special use airspace?
FAR part 73
What does NAS stand for?
National Airspace System
Publish a proposed regulatory change as part of the ANPRM.
Who has been working on ways to reduce noise over wilderness airspace?
NASA
Within 30 miles of the airport.
What airspace consists of of non-regulatory limitations?
Special Use Airspaces
What does SCATANA stand for and what does it do?
Security Control of Air Traffic and Air Navigation Aids. Helps protect the US borders and general security of the US.
Who may advocate for new regulations.
Can you land or launch a drone in wilderness airspaces?
No
Which two airspaces change VFR minimums at different altitudes of time of day?
Class G and E airspace.
Alert Areas
What does ANPRM stand for?
Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking.
What keeps the FAA's power in check?
The federal administrative procedure act.
What are at least 4 areas that are classified as wilderness areas?
Answers may include National Parks, National Seashores, National Monuments, Scenic Rivers, Game Ranges, Wildlife Refuges, Etc.