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Class A airspace altitude?
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18,000 - 60,000 AGL.
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Class G airspace altitude?
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Ground surface to base of Class E airspace. Often 700 to 1200 AGL.
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What does a magenta dashed line represent?
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Class E airspace from surface to altitude defined.
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What does the inside of the magenta vignette represent?
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Class G airspace from ground to 700 AGL.
Class E airspace above 700 AGL. |
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What does the inside of the blue vignette represent?
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Class G airspace from ground to 1200 AGL.
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Airpace
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Airspace
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Characteristics of Class D airspace.
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Smallest towered airspace.
Two way communication. Can enter if acknowledged by call sign. |
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Which airspace is represented by a dashed blue line?
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Class D
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Normal size of Class D airspace?
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5 mile radius.
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Elevation of Class D airspace?
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Ground to 2500 AGL.
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Characteristics of Class C airspace.
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Towered airport.
Radar service. Two way communication. Transponder with mode C. Can enter if acknowledged by call sign. |
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Boundaries of Class C airspace.
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5 mile core radius extending up to 4000 AGL.
10 mile shelf area radius extending up to 4000 AGL but no lower than 1200 AGL. |
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When is communication recommended for Class C airspace?
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Within 20 mile radius.
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Characteristics of Class B airspace?
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Two way communication.
Transponder mode C. Must be cleared for entry. At least a private pilot certificate and logged ground and flight instructions to land at that airport. |
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Which airspace is depicted by a solid blue line?
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Class B.
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Size of veil around Class B airspace where Transponder with mode C is required?
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30 miles
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Characteristics of Class A airspace?
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18,000 AGL to 60,000 AGL.
IFR instrumentation. Transponder mode C. |
