Chapter 2 - Airspace

Question 1

What class of airspace is designated by a solid blue line on a section chart?

Answer 1

Class B

Question 2

What class of airspace is designated by a solid magenta line on a section chart?

Answer 2

Class C

Question 3

What class of airspace is designated by a dashed blue line on a section chart?

Answer 3

Class D

Question 4

On a VFR sectional chart, a solid magenta line indicates what?

1. Class D Airspace
2. Class B Airspace
3. Class C Airspace

Answer 4

Class C

Question 5

On a VFR sectional chart, a dashed blue line indicates what?

1. Class E Airspace
2. Class G Airspace
3. Class D Airspace

Answer 5

Class D

Question 6

On a VFR sectional chart, a solid blue line indicates what?

1. Restricted Airspace
2. Class E Airspace
3. Class B Airspace

Answer 6

Class B

Question 7

When can you not operate in a restricted airspace?

1. When It’s Active
2. When It’s Inactive.
3. Anytime as long as you don’t violate the right of way of military aircraft.

Answer 7

When it’s active

Question 8

What Class Airspace does not require approval before entering?

1. Class E Airspace
2. Class C Airspace
3. Class G Airspace

Answer 8

Class G

Question 9

On a VFR sectional chart, what do blue hash marks indicate?

1. Class A Airspace
2. Wildlife Refuge
3. Restricted Area

Answer 9

Restricted Area

Question 10

How would you find out if the MOA is active?

1. Refer to the legend for special use airspace phone number.
2. Locate the information in the Small UAS database.
3. Refer to the Military Operations Directory.

Answer 10

Refer to the legend for special use airspace phone number.