CTS - Airspace Overview, Top Questions and answers, 100% Accurate. Graded A+

CTS - Airspace Overview, Top Questions and answers, 100% Accurate. Graded A+ Class E airspace is considered which category of airspace? - -Regulatory. In controlled airspace, ATC may control traffic. Which of the following is true about controlled airspace? - -Traffic advisories will be provided to all aircraft as the controller's workload permits. Which of the following would be considered Class A airspace? - -FL440 over Alaska. VFR Operations in Class A airspace are: - -Not permitted. When flying VFR, what must you hear from ATC in order to enter Class B airspace? - -Your call sign followed by "cleared into the Class B airspace" or equivalent. A tunnel through which pilots may transition through Class B airspace without actually being in its airspace is a(n): - -VFR Corridor. Which of the following pilots is flying correctly in Class B airspace? - -A student pilot with special endorsements who has received specific training for and in this particular Class B. What is the airspace within 30 nautical miles of designated airport, from the surface upward to 10,000 feet MSL, in which operating aircraft must have an operating Mode C transponder? - -Mode C Veil. Although each Class C airspace is tailored to its primary airport, Class C airspaces most commonly consist of: - -An inner circle with a 5NM radius up to 4,000 feet above the airport elevation, with a larger shelf area. True or false? Parachute jumps are prohibited in Class C airspace. - -True, unless prior authorization from ATC is received. If the control tower of a Class D airspace closes, but federally commissioned weather reporting is still available (such as ASOS or certified weather observer), what happens to that airspace? - -It reverts to surface-based Class E airspace. What equipment is required to operate in Class D airspace? - -A two-way radio. Class D airspace that does not meet the requirements for Class C airspace, but is busy enough to warrant radar approach and departure services may utilize a: - -Terminal Radar Service Area. Which of the following would be considered Class E airspace? - -All of the answers are correct. What is the appropriate minimum visibility for VFR operations in Class E airspace at 12,000 feet MSL? - -5 statute miles. True or false? You cannot conduct VFR flights in Class G airspace: - -False. VFR flights may be conducted provided minimum flight visibility and weather guidelines are followed. Identify the airspace bolded on the Sectional Chart: - -Class D. Identify the airspace bolded on the Sectional Chart: - -Surface-based Class E, beginning at 700' during certain effective hours. Identify the airspace bolded on the Sectional Chart: - -TRSA. Identify the airspace bolded on the IFR Low Altitude Chart: - -Class C. Identify the airspace highlighted