AAVP - FAA Drone TRUST review

Front

Which airspace is the smallest in size and altitude? Options: Bravo, Charlie, Delta

Back

Delta

Answer explanation

The Delta airspace is the smallest in both size and altitude compared to Bravo and Charlie. It typically extends from the surface up to 2,500 feet above ground level, making it the most limited airspace category.

Front

Which airspace is indicated with magenta markings on a sectional chart?

Back

Charlie

Answer explanation

Magenta markings on a sectional chart indicate Class Charlie airspace. This airspace typically surrounds airports with a certain level of traffic and requires communication with air traffic control.

Front

Describe Class B airspace

Back

Busy, big, blue

Answer explanation

Class B airspace is characterized as busy, big, and blue, indicating it is typically found around major airports and is designed to manage high traffic volumes. This makes 'busy, big, blue' the correct description.

Front

What is the average maximum altitude of Class C airspace?

Back

4,000 ft MSL

Answer explanation

Class C airspace typically extends from the surface up to 4,000 feet MSL. Therefore, the average maximum altitude of Class C airspace is 4,000 ft MSL, making it the correct choice.

Front

Which of the following would be a floor and ceiling for Class B airspace? 110/30, [25], 1/2

Back

110/30

Answer explanation

Class B airspace typically extends from the surface up to 10,000 feet MSL, with a floor of 0 feet and a ceiling of 10,000 feet. The correct choice, 110/30, indicates a floor of 110 feet and a ceiling of 30,000 feet, fitting the criteria.

Front

How many shelfs would you find on a Class D airspace in a sectional chart?

Back

0

Answer explanation

Class D airspace does not have any vertical structure or 'shelves' like Class B or C airspace. Therefore, the correct answer is 0, as there are no shelves indicated on a sectional chart for Class D airspace.

Front

What is the floor of the inner core of a Class B airspace?

Back

Surface

Answer explanation

The floor of the inner core of Class B airspace is at the surface. This means that the airspace begins at ground level, allowing for operations from the surface up to the specified altitude.

Front

What is the Phonetic Code for Class D airspace?

Back

Delta

Answer explanation

The Phonetic Code for Class D airspace is 'Delta'. This code is used in aviation to clearly identify airspace classes, and 'Delta' specifically represents Class D.

Front

How is Class C airspace marked on a Sectional Chart?

Back

Magenta solid lines

Answer explanation

Class C airspace is marked on a Sectional Chart with magenta solid lines. This distinguishes it from other airspace types, making it essential for pilots to recognize and navigate around these areas safely.

Front

Rule of 400 is measured in...

Back

AGL

Answer explanation

The Rule of 400 is measured in AGL (Above Ground Level), which indicates the height of an object above the ground, making AGL the correct choice over MSL (Mean Sea Level) and ATC (Air Traffic Control).