Airspaces
special use airspace
acronyms and definitions
Competition for airspace
wilderness airspace
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Class G Airspace 

From ground to 14,500MSL (or usually 700 or 1200 feet AGL) uncontrolled aispace

100

MOA

Military Operating area: can enter but requesting entering is encouraged

100

TFR

Temporary flight restrictions: issued through NOTAMSs

100

What kind of source is airspace

Finite

100

Altitude required

2000 feet above the surface depicted on VFR aeronautical charts

200

Class E airspace

Everything around the other airspace’s and above FL60 class A airspace

200

Controlled Firing Area

A pop up military practice firing area

200

CAP

Civil air patrol: usually they are in charge of enforcing TFRs

200

AOPA part in this

Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association: weighs in t object to proposals to erect tall transmission towers and set aside Military areas

200

National wilderness airspace (5)

1. National Parks

2. national Monuments

3.National Seashores

4. National recreation areas

5. National wildlife refuges

300

Class C Airspace

From ground to 4,000 AGL 

300

Alert

An area where there might be more pilot training, other types of aircraft etc. to watch out for

300

SFRA

Special Flight rules area 

300

30 states have done this 

Adopted laws governing operation of a manned aircraft

300

Wilderness (2)

1.Wildlife ranges (fish and wildlife service)

2.wilderness and primitive areas (Forest service)

400

Class B Airspace

From ground to 10,000 feet AGL

400

Warning Area

Within 3nm of the outline of the U.S. coast as a warning to watch out for international water

400

APA

Administrative Procedure Act: requires FAA to publish a proposed regulatory change as a notice of proposed rulemaking

400

Competition

Relax, we are all crazy, its not a competitions

400

Game (2)

1. Big game refuges

2. Game ranges

500

Class A Airspace

From 18,000 to FL60

500

Prohibited

NOT ALLOWED TO ENTER

Example : the White House areas

500

Acronym

Alphabetical Code for Remembering Odd Names You Make Up

500

When to planes are racing each other head on, what happens

They both divert to their right (if they follow the rules)

500

Number 1 wilderness hiking rule

Always hike with someone in worse shape than you, it’ll make you feel better about yourself an the bears will get them first

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