Part 107 Airspace II

Prior to flight into Class C airspace, a pilot should...

• contact the tower and request entering permission

• contact approach control on the correct frequency

• the Flight Service Station should be contacted for traffic advisories

Class D airspace lateral dimensions are based on...

• 5 statute miles from the geographical center of the primary airport

• the number of airports within Class D airspace

• the instrument procedures for which the contolled airspace is established

Which of these statements concerning Class B airspace is true?

• Student pilots are not permitted

• Before operating ATC clearance must have been received by pilots

• VFR should be authorized

Automatic Terminal Information Service (ATIS) is the continuous broadcast of recorded information concerning:

• flying in dangerous proximity

• non-essential data to reduce congestion of frequency

• non-control information in selected high-activity terminal areas

The aeronautical Sectional Chart represents:

• Three dimensional airspace

• Two dimensional airspace

• Four dimensional airspace

How does the FAA regulate airspace?

• From a level in the sky downwards

• From 20,000 feet in the sky down to surface

• From the ground up

The generic term that covers various airspace classification and dimensions within which control services and air traffic are provied is called:

• Controlled airspace

• Uncontrolled airspace

• Alert areas

What do the bright yellow areas on a Sectional Chart represent?

• Land mass

• Populated areas

• Airports area

The United States national airspace system is divided into how many categories?

• 3

• 2

• 4

• 6

Which of these are the categorizations of the U.S. national airspace system?

• Regulatory, Uncontrolled and Controlled

• Private, Military, Regulatory, Non-regulatory, Controlled, Uncontrolled

• Uncontrolled, Controlled

• Military, Controlled, Uncontrolled, Regulated