Airspace Classification

Front

What is the primary purpose of Class A airspace?

Back

Separate and control high-altitude traffic

Front

Which type of airspace requires clearance from air traffic control for all aircraft operations? Options: Class A, Class D, Class C, Class B

Back

Class A

Front

What is the vertical limit of Class B airspace?

Back

10,000 feet MSL

Front

Which type of airspace is typically found around busy airports and requires two-way radio communication with air traffic control?

Back

Class B

Front

What is the vertical limit of Class C airspace?

Back

4,000 feet

Front

Which type of airspace is typically found around smaller airports and requires two-way radio communication with air traffic control?

Back

Class D

Front

What is the vertical limit of Class D airspace?

Back

2,500 feet

Front

Which type of airspace is typically found around towered airports and requires two-way radio communication with air traffic control?

Back

Class D

Front

What is the vertical limit of Class E airspace?

Back

18,000 feet MSL

Front

Which type of airspace is typically found above Class G airspace and does not require communication with air traffic control?

Back

Class E