CFC Airspace Classification & Communication Requirements Flashcards
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What communication must be established before entering Class D airspace?
Answer: Two-way radio communication with the controlling tower
Two-way radio communication with the controlling tower must be established before entering Class D airspace.
Class D airspace is typically active only under what condition?
Answer: When the associated control tower is in operation
Class D airspace is only in effect when the associated control tower is open and operational.
What is the most common floor of Class E airspace in the contiguous US?
Answer: 1,200 feet AGL
Class E airspace generally begins at 1,200 feet AGL in most areas, though transition areas may begin at 700 feet AGL.
Which airspace classification is completely uncontrolled?
Answer: Class G
Class G airspace is uncontrolled airspace where ATC has no authority or separation responsibility.
A Prohibited Area (P-area) is classified as what type of airspace?
Answer: Special use airspace
Prohibited Areas are a category of special use airspace where flight is prohibited for reasons of national security or welfare.
What must a VFR pilot do before flying through an active Military Operations Area (MOA)?
Answer: Inquire about activity and exercise extreme caution
VFR pilots may fly through an active MOA but must inquire about military activity and exercise extreme caution.