ATC Airspace Exam 2026 Questions and
Answers
Regulatory and nonregulatory - Correct answer-What are the two categories of
airspace?
Controlled, no controlled, special use, & other - Correct answer-What are the 4
types of airspace?
Complexity & density, nature of operations, level of safety, & national and public
interest - Correct answer-How are the airspace a determined?
A generic term that covers the different airspace within which ATC services is
provided to IFR & VFR flights - Correct answer-What is controlled airspace?
Airspace from 18,000 feet MSL up to & INCLUDING flight level 600 - Correct
answer-What is Class A airspace?
All persons must operate their aircraft under IFR - Correct answer-What are the
pilot/equipment requirements for Class A?
It is not specifically charted - Correct answer-Where is Class A charted?
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, Airspace from the surface to 10,000 feet MSL surrounding the nations busiest
airports - Correct answer-What is Class B airspace?
ATC clearance, 14 CFR section 91.215 & 14 CFR section 91.131 are met, operable
two way radio, & private pilot certificate - Correct answer-What are the operating
rules for Class B?
Operable VOR or TACAN receiver, two way radio comms, operable radar beacon
transponder w/ mode C - Correct answer-What are the equipment requirements for
Class B?
Sectional, IFR enroute low altitude, & terminal area charts - Correct answer-Where
is Class B charted?
Airspace from the surface to 4,000 above the airport elevation( charted in MSL) -
Correct answer-What is Class C airspace?
Operable radar beacon transponder w/ mode C, two way radio comma established
& maintained - Correct answer-What are the operating requirements for Class C?
Sectional, IFR en route low altitude, & terminal area charts - Correct answer-
Where is Class C charted?
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Answers
Regulatory and nonregulatory - Correct answer-What are the two categories of
airspace?
Controlled, no controlled, special use, & other - Correct answer-What are the 4
types of airspace?
Complexity & density, nature of operations, level of safety, & national and public
interest - Correct answer-How are the airspace a determined?
A generic term that covers the different airspace within which ATC services is
provided to IFR & VFR flights - Correct answer-What is controlled airspace?
Airspace from 18,000 feet MSL up to & INCLUDING flight level 600 - Correct
answer-What is Class A airspace?
All persons must operate their aircraft under IFR - Correct answer-What are the
pilot/equipment requirements for Class A?
It is not specifically charted - Correct answer-Where is Class A charted?
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, Airspace from the surface to 10,000 feet MSL surrounding the nations busiest
airports - Correct answer-What is Class B airspace?
ATC clearance, 14 CFR section 91.215 & 14 CFR section 91.131 are met, operable
two way radio, & private pilot certificate - Correct answer-What are the operating
rules for Class B?
Operable VOR or TACAN receiver, two way radio comms, operable radar beacon
transponder w/ mode C - Correct answer-What are the equipment requirements for
Class B?
Sectional, IFR enroute low altitude, & terminal area charts - Correct answer-Where
is Class B charted?
Airspace from the surface to 4,000 above the airport elevation( charted in MSL) -
Correct answer-What is Class C airspace?
Operable radar beacon transponder w/ mode C, two way radio comma established
& maintained - Correct answer-What are the operating requirements for Class C?
Sectional, IFR en route low altitude, & terminal area charts - Correct answer-
Where is Class C charted?
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