1. CLASSIFICATION OF AIRSPACE

3. Controlled Airspace-ATC clearance reqd.
Major Classification
Controlled Airspace-ATC clearance reqd.
Uncontrolled Airspace-No ATC clearance reqd.

4. Controlled Airspace-define
Control zones (CTR)
Terminal control areas (TMA)
Military control areas (MIL CTA)
Airspace between FL 95 and FL 660
ATS routes between FL 65 and FL 95

5. AIRSPACE Class A above 18,000’,Mode C and 2way RC
Class B- upto 10000’MSL,Mode C and 2 way RC
Class C-Below 2500’ MSL, Mode C
Class D
Class E- No 2 way RC
Class F-No ATC clearance rqd
Class G-Uncontrolled Airspace

7. Class A Class A Above 18000 MSL Instrument rating
Mode-c transponder/instrument rules
2-way radio communications

8. Class B Class B Student pilot certificate
Mode-c transponder, or get clearance 2 hours prior,
2 way radio
200 kts IAS beneath class B airspace
Mode -C transponder within 30mi of primary airport from surface to ft MSL

9. Class C Class C Student pilot certificate 2-way radio
Mode C transponder
Contact ATC before entering
Maintain communications
2-way communications200 kts IAS at or below 2500 ft AGL within 4 nautical miles of class C surface area
Mode C transponder above primary airport

10. Class D Class D 5 mile radius around airport Student pilot certificate
2-way radio
Contact ATC before entering
Maintain communications200 knots IAS at or below 2500 ft AGL within 4 nautical miles of class D surface area

11. Class E Class E Student pilot certificate Plane
2-way communications for IFR
No 2 way communications

12. Class F and Class G
Class F:Airspaces in designated ATS route segments outside terminal areas, control areas and control zones, where air traffic advisory service is provided been classified and designated as class F airspace.
Class G:Airspaces other than those in Class D, E and F been classified and designated as class G airspace.

13. What are Special Use Airspaces
Prohibited Area
Restricted Area
Warning Area
Military Operations Area
Alert Area
Controlled Firing Area