Airspace Categories and Regulations Quiz

Which classes of airspace are of concern to the remote pilot as mentioned in the document?

• Class A, Class B, Class C, Class D

• Class E, Class F, Class G, Class H

• Class I, Class J, Class K, Class L

• Class M, Class N, Class O, Class P

Up to what altitude does Class B airspace generally extend?

• 10,000 feet mean sea level (MSL)

• 18,000 feet mean sea level (MSL)

• 14,500 feet mean sea level (MSL)

• 60,000 feet mean sea level (MSL)

Before operating in Class B airspace, what must a remote pilot obtain?

• A weather briefing

• Authorization from Air Traffic Control (ATC)

• A special use airspace permit

• A remote pilot certificate

What is the maximum altitude above the airport elevation for Class C airspace?

• 2,500 feet

• 4,000 feet

• 14,500 feet

• 18,000 feet

What is the radius of the outer circle of Class C airspace?

• 1,200 feet

• 5 nautical miles

• 10 nautical miles

• 4,000 feet

Class D airspace is individually tailored and its configuration depends on what?

• The number of remote pilots in the area

• The type of aircraft operating in the area

• The procedures for instrument approaches

• The color of the sectional chart

Where are Federal Airways, which are usually found within Class E airspace, depicted on a sectional chart?

• As red lines

• As blue lines

• As green lines

• As yellow lines

What type of airspace is Class G airspace?

• Controlled airspace

• Uncontrolled airspace

• Special use airspace

• Restricted airspace

What does special use airspace usually consist of?

• Airports and helipads

• Prohibited areas, Restricted areas, Warning areas, Military operation areas (MOAs), Alert areas, Controlled firing areas (CFAs)

• Urban regions and cities

• Commercial flight routes

What is the designation for a Prohibited Area on aeronautical charts?

• R followed by a number

• MOA followed by a number

• P followed by a number

• CFA followed by a number