Airspace Designations

An AC is best known as which of the following?

• Aeronautical chart

• Advisory circular

• Area chart

• Aeronautical circular

How often is the U.S. Chart Supplement reissued?

• Every 54 days

• Every 56 days

• Every 45 days

• Every 65 days

How often is a Sectional Aeronautical Chart revised?

• At the beginning of every other month

• Every six months

• Every six weeks

• Every six days

Class G airspace typically extends from the surface to

• 600 feet or 1,500 feet AGL

• 700 feet or 1,200 feet AGL

• 800 feet or 1,000 feet AGL

• 900 feet or 1,300 feet AGL

Class G is referred to as __________________ airspace.

• uncontrolled

• controlled

• restricted

• temporary

Altitude restrictions do not vary in different airspace classifications.

• True

• False

In the United States, Class F airspace is the second most common.

• True

• False

What does PIC stand for?

• Person In Charge

• Pilot In Command

• Pilot Inside Course

• None of the other choices

What does NAS stand for?

• National Aeronautical Space

• Nation of Aero Systems

• Neutral Airplace Systems

• National Airspace System

Match the following

• 4 propellers

• Bicopter

• 8 propellers

• Tricopter

• 6 Propellers

• Hexacopter

• 3 Propellers

• Quadcopter

• 2 Propellers

• Octocopter