Drone Pilot Sec. 4 - NAS

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Class B Airspace, also known as "Big City" airspace, is marked by: Solid magenta lines, Dashed blue circles, Solid blue lines, Fuzzy magenta lines

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Solid blue lines

Front

Class C Airspace, or "City" airspace, is identified on a chart by: Solid magenta lines, Solid blue lines, Dashed blue circles, Fuzzy magenta lines

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Solid magenta lines

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Airspace marked as 110/SFC means it starts from:

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The surface up to 11,000 ft. MSL

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110/20 indicates airspace from:

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2,000 ft. MSL up to 11,000 ft. MSL

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Class D Airspace is represented by: Dashed blue circles or sets of lines, Solid blue lines, Solid magenta lines, Fuzzy magenta lines

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Dashed blue circles or sets of lines

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What does [25] mean in relation to Class D controlled airspace? Options: Extends up to 2,500 ft. MSL, Extends above 25,000 ft. MSL, Starts at 2,500 ft. MSL, Requires ATC authorization at 2,500 ft. AGL

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Extends up to 2,500 ft. MSL

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When a Class D tower is not in operation, the airspace:

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Becomes Class E surface area or Class E/AGL and Class G to the surface

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Class E Airspace is: Uncontrolled airspace, Controlled airspace, Special Use airspace, Military-only airspace

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Controlled airspace

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A Class E surface area is marked by: Dashed blue circles, Magenta-dashed circles, Solid magenta lines, Thick, fuzzy magenta shading

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Magenta-dashed circles

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Class E airspace at 700 ft. AGL is indicated by: Nothing; it’s not marked, A thick, fuzzy magenta shaded area, Solid blue lines, Dashed blue lines

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A thick, fuzzy magenta shaded area