NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM

Question 1

AIRSPACES ARE DIVIDED INTO 2 MAIN VOLUMES

Answer 1

CONTROLLED AND UNCONTROLLED

Question 2

HOW MANY AIRSPACES?

Answer 2

6 LETTERED AIRSPACES

Question 3

SPECIAL USE AIRSPACES

Question 4

GROUND TO 1200FT IS CLASS

Answer 4

G, SOME PLACES ONLY 700, AND SOME PLACES DOESNT EXIST

Question 5

CLASS A

Answer 5

18000 MSL UPWARD TO FL 600

Question 6

CLASS E IS

Answer 6

THE BULK OF NAVICABLE AIRSPACE

Question 7

B C D ARE

Answer 7

TOWERED AIRSPACES

Question 8

B AIRSPACE SURROUNDS THE COUNTRIES

Answer 8

BIGGEST AND BUSIEST AIRPORTS, SHAPED LIKE A 3 LAYERED UPSIDEDOWN CAKE

Question 9

CLASS C AIRSPACE SURROUNDS

Answer 9

SMALLER AIRPORTS WITH DEDICATED APPROACH CONTROLLERS, 2 LAYERED UPSIDEDOWN CAKE

Question 10

CLASS D AIRSPACE SURROUNDS

Answer 10

SMALLER AIRPORTS, SHAPED LIKE A CYLINDER

Question 11

CLASS E AIRSPACE IS

Answer 11

EVERYTHING ELSE

Question 12

CLASS E OPERATIONS IS ONLY REQUIRED WHEN

Answer 12

THE CLASS E EXTENDS TO THE SURFACE

Question 13

YOU MAY FLY YOUR UNMANNED AIRCRAFT HIGHER THAN 400FT AS LONG AS

Answer 13

IT IS IWTHIN 400FT OF A STRUCTURE

Question 14

CLASS E EXTENSIONS

Answer 14

DO NOT REQUIRE AUTHORIZATION

Question 15

THE VERTICAL LIMIT OF CLASS C AIRSPACE IS

Answer 15

4000 AGL, NOT MSL

Question 16

AWOS

Answer 16

AUTOMATED WEATHER OBSERVING SYSTEM

Question 17

A/FD

Answer 17

AIRPORT/FACILITY DIRECTORY

Question 18

NOTAM

Answer 18

NOTICE TO AIR MISSIONS

is a notice containing information that is important to personnel involved with flight operations.

Question 19

FAA

Answer 19

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION

WHO YOU GET AUTHORIZATION FROM ONLINE

Question 20

TFRs

Answer 20

TEMPORARY FLIGHT RESTRICTIONS

Question 21

FDC NOTAMS

Answer 21

MAY INCLUDE INFO ABOUT TFRS

Question 22

RUNWAY NUMBERS INDICATE THEIR APPROX

Answer 22

MAGNETIC HEADINGS

Question 23

AIRPORT TRAFFIC PATTERNS ARE USUALLY LOCATED AT EITHER

Answer 23

800 OR 100 FT AGL

Question 24

AIM (AERONOTICAL INFORMATION MANUAL)

Answer 24

PRIMARY SOURCE FOR MOST PILOT INFO, CONTAINING COVERAGE OF AMONG OTHER THINGS, AIRPORT SIGNS AND RUNWAY MARKINGS

Question 25

CHART SUPPLEMENTS AND SECTIONAL CHART LEGENS COVER

Answer 25

MARKINGS ON CHARTS, NOT ON PHYSICAL AIRPORT PROPERTY

Question 26

ATIS

Answer 26

AUTOMATIC TERMINAL INFORMATION SERVICE

Question 27

CTAF

Answer 27

COMMON TRAFFIC ADVISORY FREQUENCY, USED WHEN A CONTROL TOWER IS NOT PRESENT

Question 28

ATC

Answer 28

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

Question 29

THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE INFO ON A GIVEN AIRPORT IS PROVIDED BY

Answer 29

THE CHART SUPPLEMENTS U.S. (FORMERLY A/FD)

Question 30

PILOTS CAN OBTAIN CURRENT NOTAMS BY

Answer 30

CALLING FLIGHT SERVICE

Question 31

WHAT VISUAL SCANNING TECHNIQUE SHOULD PILOTS USE?

Answer 31

SCAN HORIZONTALLY IN 30 DEGREE SEGMENTS FOR 2-3 SECONDS