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ASTB AVIATION Questions with Correct
Answers for Specific Exam Mail
Class A (Airspace Classification)
Ans: 18,000 ft MSL up to FL600
Class B (Airspace Classification)
Ans: Surface to 10,000 ft MSL, surrounds major airports
Class C (Airspace Classification)
Ans: Surface to 4,000 ft AGL, around busy airports
Class D (Airspace Classification)
Ans: Surface to 2,500 ft AGL, surrounds airports with operational control tower
Class G (Airspace Classification)
Ans: Surface to either 1,200 ft AGL or 700 ft AGL
Class E (Airspace Classification)
Ans: Everything else
Visual Approach Slope Indicators (VASI)
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Ans: Systems of lights that inform a pilot of the correct approach during a
descent. If a pilot is descending correctly, then they will see an even number
of red and white lights. If all the lights are white, the pilot is flying too high. If all
the lights are red, the pilot is flying too low.
CV
Ans: Aircraft Carriers
LPH, LHA, LHD
Ans: Amphibious Assault Ships
LCC
Ans: Amphibious Command Ships
LPD
Ans: Amphibious Transport Docks
SS
Ans: Submarines
SSBN, SSGN
Ans: Ballistic Missile Submarines
CG
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Ans: Cruisers
DDG
Ans: Destroyers
LSD
Ans: Dock Landing Ships
T-Ake
Ans: Dry Cargo Ships
SSN
Ans: Fast Attack Submarines
FFG
Ans: Firgates
LCS
Ans: Littoral Combat Ships
MCM
Ans: Mine Countermeasures Ships
PC
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ASTB AVIATION Questions with Correct
Answers for Specific Exam Mail
Class A (Airspace Classification)
Ans: 18,000 ft MSL up to FL600
Class B (Airspace Classification)
Ans: Surface to 10,000 ft MSL, surrounds major airports
Class C (Airspace Classification)
Ans: Surface to 4,000 ft AGL, around busy airports
Class D (Airspace Classification)
Ans: Surface to 2,500 ft AGL, surrounds airports with operational control tower
Class G (Airspace Classification)
Ans: Surface to either 1,200 ft AGL or 700 ft AGL
Class E (Airspace Classification)
Ans: Everything else
Visual Approach Slope Indicators (VASI)
Pretest - Stuvia US
,2
Ans: Systems of lights that inform a pilot of the correct approach during a
descent. If a pilot is descending correctly, then they will see an even number
of red and white lights. If all the lights are white, the pilot is flying too high. If all
the lights are red, the pilot is flying too low.
CV
Ans: Aircraft Carriers
LPH, LHA, LHD
Ans: Amphibious Assault Ships
LCC
Ans: Amphibious Command Ships
LPD
Ans: Amphibious Transport Docks
SS
Ans: Submarines
SSBN, SSGN
Ans: Ballistic Missile Submarines
CG
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, 3
Ans: Cruisers
DDG
Ans: Destroyers
LSD
Ans: Dock Landing Ships
T-Ake
Ans: Dry Cargo Ships
SSN
Ans: Fast Attack Submarines
FFG
Ans: Firgates
LCS
Ans: Littoral Combat Ships
MCM
Ans: Mine Countermeasures Ships
PC
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