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Class A Airspace correct answers High Level Airspace IFR ONLY Southern Control AIrspace (SCA) -18,000' to 60,000' Northern Control Area (NCA) -23,000' to 60,000' Arctice Control Area (ACA) -27,000' to 60,000' Class B Airspace correct answers Mid-Level Airspace ABV 12,500' to 17,999' CLRNC Required to enter for IFR/CVFR Hatched pattern on LO chart Includes LO LVL Airways Class C Airspace correct answers Control TWR Airport IFR/VFR Require CLRNC Mode C transponder required Class D Airspace correct answers Control TWR Airport IFR Requires CLRNC VFR must establish two-way Communication Class E Airspace correct answers IFR Needs CLRNC No requirements for VFR -If Class E CZ, VFR Aircraft must follow MF procedures and obtain traffic advisry 5 min prior to entry Low Level Airways -2,200' AGL - 12,500' AGL Class F Airspace correct answers Special Use Airspace -Restricted (PPR) -Danger -Advisory •IFR Aircraft NOT Permitted •VFR may fly through Class G Airspace correct answers Uncontrolled No traffic Seperation Green on LO Chart -Low Level Air Routes -99% of Canadian Airspace Control Area correct answers Provide Adtnl controlled Airspace to handle IFR Traffic