Class Alpha Airspace
A pilot needs this from ATC before entering Class Alpha Airspace.
What is an ATC Clearance ?
A Pilot needs to establish this prior to entering Class Charlie
What is two-way radio communication?
A pilot needs to establish this prior to entering.
What is two-way radio communication?
Class Echo airspace terminates at this altitude.
What is 17,999 feet MSL
What depicts that Class G airspace starts at the surface and extends to 14,500 feet MSL?
A shaded blue line. (typically you will only see this in Alaska)
Minimum visibility for VFR flight in Class Bravo airspace.
What is 3 statute miles?
Flight of Aircraft is Prohibited
What is prohibited airspace?
Radar is available to assist the tower outside Class D airspace.
What is a Terminal Radar Service Area?
Must be on this type of flight plan in order to enter Class Alpha airspace.
What is an IFR Flight plan?
Two-way radio communication consists of this.
What is 2500 feet?
An uncontrolled airport has a shaded magenta ring around it this ring depicts that Class Echo starts at this particular altitude.
What is 700 feet AGL?
Immediately below Class Echo airspace in the lower 48, Class Golf starts at the surface and ends at either ____ or ____ feet AGL.
What is 700 feet or 1200 feet.
VFR cloud clearance requirements in Class Bravo.
What is Clear of Clouds?
Not wholly prohibited, Advance permission must be granted. If active must need clearance.
What is restricted airspace?
You should treat TRSA like this type of airspace?
What is Class Charlie airspace?
Pilot and Aircraft must be ____________ _______ to enter Class Alpha Airspace.
What is Instrument Rated?
The ceiling of Class Charlie airspace is this height above airport elevation?
What is 4000 feet?
The radius of Class Delta is normally this distance.
What is 4NM?
What is the surface of the airport?
Day visibility in Class Golf Airspace below 10,000 feet MSL and above 10,000 feet MSL
1 statute Mile and 5 statute miles respectively.
Minimum pilot qualifications to enter.
What is a Student Pilot with an Endorsement, or at least a Private Pilot Certificate?
Established to separate non-hazardous military activities from IFR traffic. IFR traffic may be cleared through. VFR traffic may enter. But not recommended.
What is an Military Operations Area?
Voluntary but strongly recommended.
What is Radio Participation?
The base of Class Alpha starts at this Altitude
What is 18,000 feet MSL ?
The core radius of Class Charlie airspace is ______ miles and has a shelf that extends out to _____ miles and is _____ feet to ______ feet above airport elevation.
What is a 5 nm inner core, ten mile radius for the upper shelf that extends from 1200 feet to 4000 feet above airport elevation.
The book that lists airport information and would have the operating hours of the tower is called this.
What is the Chart Supplement?
The visibility requirement for Class E airspace below 10,000 feet MSL is__.
What is 3 statute miles visibility?
Visibility in class Golf airspace at night below 10,000 feet MSL.
What is 3 statute miles?
What is required for entry?
A Mode C transponder, radio and a Clearance to enter Bravo.
3nm outward from the U.S. Coast. Purpose is to warn pilots that may be hazardous to non-participating aircraft.
Solid grey line with floor and ceiling boundaries for each segment.
How is TRSA depicted or indicated on a VFR chart?
The top of Class Alpha is at this Altitude
What is FL600 or 60,000 feet MSL?
What special certification does Class C airspace require?
What is "NONE"? but you do need a transponder and a two way communication.
The operating hours of Class D are typically.
What is Part Time?
The Visibility in Class Echo Airspace above 10,000 feet but below 18,000 feet.
What is 5 statute miles?
What is the cloud clearance requirements in Class Golf below 10,000 feet MSL
What is clear of clouds?
The upper limit of Class Bravo extends to what altitude?
What is 10,000 feet AGL
High volume of pilot training, or unusual aerial activity. Participating aircraft responsible for collision avoidance.
What is an Alert Area?
These towers are non-federal controlled towers.
What is a Class delta control tower?
Class Alpha Airspace extends outwards past US shoreline this distance.
What is 3 statute miles visibility. 500 feet Below, 1000 feet above, 2000 feet horizontally? (3 -152s)
Below 2,500 feet AGL within 4nm of Class D or Class C airspace or through a VFR Corridor below Class Bravo this airspeed restriction applies.
What is 200kts?
The speed limit below 10,000 feet is____ and the speed limit above 10,000 feet is what?
What is 250kts below, and unlimited above?
What is the cloud clearance above 10,000 feet in class Golf airspace?
What is 1,000 feet below, 1,000 feet above and one statute mile horizontal?
You must hear these words prior to entering Class Bravo Airspace.
What are "Cleared to enter Bravo Airspace"?
Activities suspended when spotter aircraft, radar, or lookouts indicate an aircraft is approaching. No need to chart.
What is a Controlled Firing Area?
What is an Airport Advisory Area?
Must set altimeter to this setting?
What is standard barometric pressure? 29.92
Must not exceed this airspeed within 4nm of Class Charlie airspace unless assigned by ATC.
What is the max airspeed of Class Charlie airspace?
200 kts unless assigned higher by ATC?
What is the speed limit for Class Delta Airspace?
The maximum airspeed is 200kts.
What is the maximum recommended traffic pattern airspeed?
Not required when flying IFR in Class G airspace.
What is an IFR Clearance?
250 kts below 10,000 MSL.
What is the speed limit for Class Bravo Airspace?
May involve speeds in excess of 250kts below 10,000MSL.
What is a Military Training Route?
This VFR clearance must be requested and only available at Class D,E,C and some Bravo airspace. Allows for at least 1sm visibility and clear of clouds for instrument rated pilot and airplane.
What is special VFR?