National Airspace System Practice

How is a Class B airspace designated? (USE YOUR LEGEND)

• Solid Blue

• Solid Magenta

• Dash Blue

• Dash Magenta

How is a Class C airspace designated? (USE YOUR LEGEND)

• Solid Blue

• Solid Magenta

• Dash Blue

• Dash Magenta

How is a Class D airspace designated? (USE YOUR LEGEND)

• Solid Blue

• Solid Magenta

• Dash Blue

• Dash Magenta

How is a Class E airspace at the surface designated? (USE YOUR LEGEND)

• Solid Blue

• Solid Magenta

• Dash Blue

• Dash Magenta

How is a Class E airspace starting at 700 ft designated? (USE YOUR LEGEND)

• Fuzzy Blue

• Fuzzy Magenta

• Dash Blue

• Dash Magenta

How is a Class E airspace starting at 1200 ft designated? (USE YOUR LEGEND)

• Fuzzy Blue

• Fuzzy Magenta

• Dash Blue

• Dash Magenta

How is a Class G airspace designated? (USE YOUR LEGEND)

• Fuzzy Blue

• Fuzzy Magenta

• Nothing

• Dash Magenta

What does 40/SFC mean for class B airspace?

• Class B starting at surface and going up to 4000 ft

• Class B starting at surface and going up to 400 ft

• Class B starting at 4000 ft.

• Class G at the surface, class B starting at 4000 ft.

What does [30] mean for class D airspace?

• Class D starting at 3000 ft.

• Class D starting at surface and going up to 3000 ft.

• Class D starting at surface and going up to 2999 ft.

• Cloudy with a chance of meatballs.

What does T/SFC mean in class C airspace?

• Class C at the surface up to 4000 ft.

• Class C at the surface up to 18,000 ft (class A)

• Class C at the surface up to where the next airspace takes over (class B)

• Do not fly here