Chapter 2 Flashcards

(25 cards)

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Regulatory airspace

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Non regulatory airspace

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Class B airspace altitude

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0 - 10,000 feet MSL

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Where is class B airspace typically?

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Around really busy/big airports

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5
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How is class B airspace represented on a sectional?

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Solid blue concentric circles

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How do you interpret 100/SFC on a sectional chart?

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Floor = surface
Ceiling = 10,000 feet MSL

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How do you interpret 100/25 on a sectional chart?

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10,000/2,500 MSL

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8
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For class B airspace who do you have to get authorization from?

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Air traffic control

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9
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Class C airspace altitude

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0 - 4,000 MSL

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Where is class C airspace found?

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Busy regional airports

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How is class C airspace represented on a sectional chart?

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Solid magenta circles

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12
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Where is class D airspace found?

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Small airports that still have towers

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13
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How are class D airports represented on sectional charts?

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Dashed blue lines

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14
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How is the floor/ceiling represented for class D airspace?

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Ceiling number is represented in a box and floor is always the surface

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What is the typical ceiling of class G airspace?

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the bottom of class E

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16
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How are restricted and prohibited areas marked on a map (letters/numbers)?

17
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What are warning areas?

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Areas that are not prohibited/restricted but might have a hazard associated with it

18
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What is an example of a warning area?

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International waters

19
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What are military operation areas?

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Defined vertical/lateral limits to separate military training activities from air traffic

20
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How are military operation areas marked?

21
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What are alert areas?

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Might have a lot of pilot training/other aerial activity to avoid

22
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What is the risk in an alert area?

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High chance of collision

23
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How are alert areas marked?

24
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What is a local airport advisory and how is it marked?

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What is the military training routes acronym and how are they marked?
MTR Below 10,000 ft MSL