18 Questions
What is the primary purpose of dividing airspace?
To efficiently manage air traffic
What is the minimum visibility requirement for VFR operations in Class B airspace?
3 SM
What is the speed limit below 10,000 feet MSL in Class B airspace?
250 KNOTS
What type of flight plan is required in Class A airspace?
IFR flight plan
What is the primary purpose of RVSM?
To reduce vertical separation
What equipment is required for operations in Class A airspace?
Instrument-rated aircraft with two-way radio communication and transponder with Mode-C
What is the minimum visibility requirement for operating under VFR in Class C airspace?
3SM
What is the maximum airspeed requirement for aircraft operating below 2,500ft AGL and within 4NM of the primary Class C airport?
200 KNOTS
What is the primary purpose of ATC services in Class C airspace?
Both IFR/IFR and IFR/VFR separation
What is the general altitude range of Class C airspace?
From 1,200ft to 4,000ft above airport elevation
What is the radius of Class D airspace?
Varies between 3NM and 7NM
What is the minimum cloud clearance requirement for operating under VFR in Class C airspace?
500FT below, 1,000FT above, and 2,000FT horizontally
What is the airspeed requirement below 10,000FT MSL in Class D airspace?
250 knots
What is the primary responsibility of the pilot in Class G airspace?
Looking out and avoiding other aircraft
What is the visibility requirement for VFR operations in Class E airspace below 10,000FT MSL?
3 SM
What service is not provided for VFR operations in Class E airspace?
Separation
Under what conditions may a pilot enter or leave Class D airspace with Special VFR?
With 1 statute mile of visibility, remaining clear of clouds
What type of airspace is not controlled by ATC, except when associated with a temporary control tower?
Class G airspace
Test your knowledge of air traffic control procedures and regulations, including Class D airspace speed requirements and special VFR operations. Learn about the different classes of airspace and their respective rules and restrictions. Improve your understanding of aviation safety protocols and regulations.
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