Airspaces A-E
SUA
Acronyms and Definitions
Competition for Airspace
Wilderness Airspace
100
Speed limit inside class A

Mach 1

100

These areas are located 3 nm outward from the coast

Warning Areas

100

ADIZ

Air Defense Identification Zone

100

Low-flying aircraft disturb the ______ of campers, hikers, and wilderness in the area.

Solitude

100

Zones implemented due to congress in 1987 prompting an FAA and Department of the Interior study.

Flight Free Zones

200

This airspace is also known as the upside down wedding cake

Class B

200

Routes that allow high-speed flight under 10,000 ft by military aircraft.

Military Training Routes

200

TFR

Temporary Flight Restrictions

200

ANPRM

Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking

200

_____ were confined to narrow corridors within which minimum flight altitudes ranging from 5,000 ft MSL up to 14,500 ft were mandated.

Park Overflights

300

How many layers are normally in class C?

2

300

True/False. You cannot fly through Controlled Firing Areas.

False

300

NOTAM

Notice To Air Missions

300

Airspace is a _____ resource.

Finite

300

True/False. The National Park Service banned the launching and landing of drones within national parks.

True

400

What is class D ceiling height?

Generally 2,500 ft AGL

400

The airspace that surrounds places such as the White House and Capitol buildings in Washington D.C.

Prohibited Areas

400

ICAO

International Civil Aviation Organization

400

The broadcasting industry is an example of what?

Earthbound Interests

400

How many businesses provide aerial tours above national parks?

40

500

When inside a transitional area(Magenta vignette), at what height does class E start? 

700 ft AGL

500

True/False. You can fly through an MOA without talking to anyone.

True

500

MOA

Military Operations Areas

500

APA

Administrative Procedure Act

500

One of the biggest reasons of complaint from hikers and other national park enjoyers.

Aircraft noise
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