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What line color and type denotes class B airspace?
Solid Blue
Solid Blue
See lessWhat line color and type denotes class C airspace?
Solid Magenta
Solid Magenta
See lessWhen a control tower located on an airport within Class D airspace ceases operation for the day, what happens to the airspace designation?
The airspace reverts to Class E or a combination of Class E and G airspace during the hours the tower is not in operation. (The airspace is class D when the tower is in operation but reverts to Class E when not. In some situations, the airspace can be a combination of E and G. Refer to "Class D: DefRead more
The airspace reverts to Class E or a combination of Class E and G airspace during the hours the tower is not in operation.
(The airspace is class D when the tower is in operation but reverts to Class E when not. In some situations, the airspace can be a combination of E and G. Refer to “Class D: Definitions” video for more information.)
See lessWhat line color and type denotes class E starting at the surface?
Dashed Magenta
Dashed Magenta
See lessWhat is the base of the outer volume of Class C airspace?
1200 feet AGL. (Class C airspace is composed of two cylinders. The inner cylinder starts at the surface and goes to 4000 feet AGL. The outer cylinder starts at 1200 feet AGL to 4000 feet AGL. Refer to "Class C: Definitions" for more information.)
1200 feet AGL.
(Class C airspace is composed of two cylinders. The inner cylinder starts at the surface and goes to 4000 feet AGL. The outer cylinder starts at 1200 feet AGL to 4000 feet AGL. Refer to “Class C: Definitions” for more information.)
See lessWhat line color and type denotes class D airspace?
Dashed Blue
Dashed Blue
See lessAccording to 14 CFR Part 107, the remote pilot in command (PIC) of a small unmanned aircraft planning to operate within Class C airspace
is required to receive ATC authorization. (Operating in controlled airspace is discussed in 14 CFR Part 107.41. The regulation states that approval must be received from ATC. This is currently accomplished either via a LAANC request or via the FAA DroneZone website. See "Class C: Definitions" videoRead more
is required to receive ATC authorization.
(Operating in controlled airspace is discussed in 14 CFR Part 107.41. The regulation states that approval must be received from ATC. This is currently accomplished either via a LAANC request or via the FAA DroneZone website. See “Class C: Definitions” video in this section and “Part 107 – Subpart B (Part 5)” video in the Regulation section for more information.)
See lessWhich airspaces are charted in AGL?
Class E at 700 and Class E at 1200.
Class E at 700 and Class E at 1200.
See lessWhat line color and type denotes class E starting at 1200 feet AGL?
Shaded Blue.
Shaded Blue.
See lessWhat is the base of the outer volume of Class C airspace?
1200 feet AGL. (Class C airspace is composed of two cylinders. The inner cylinder starts at the surface and goes to 4000 feet AGL. The outer cylinder starts at 1200 feet AGL to 4000 feet AGL. Refer to "Class C: Definitions" for more information.)
1200 feet AGL.
(Class C airspace is composed of two cylinders. The inner cylinder starts at the surface and goes to 4000 feet AGL. The outer cylinder starts at 1200 feet AGL to 4000 feet AGL. Refer to “Class C: Definitions” for more information.)
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