Quiz: Canadian Airspace

Quiz: Canadian Airspace

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Question 1To transit VFR through any part of Class C airspace, what must a pilot do?

A. Hold a special Class C endorsement on your HAGARB. Monitor 126.7 MHz onlyC. Advise ATC of intentions and obtain a clearanceD. Obtain prior written permission from ATC

Question 2For VFR, what are the minimum flight visibilities outside controlled airspace vs. within control zones?

A. 500 feet, 1 mileB. 1 mile, 3 milesC. 1 mile, 1 mileD. 3 miles, 3 miles

Question 3Low Level Airspace is defined as all airspace:

A. Within the Canadian Domestic Airspace below 18,000 feet ASL, extending upward from the surfaceB. Within designated airways, extending upward from 700 feet AGLC. Within designated airspace, extending upward from 2,200 feet AGLD. Within designated airways, extending upward from the surface

Question 4The airspace around an airport under control tower control to a specific height is called:

A. A terminal control areaB. A control areaC. A control zoneD. An aerodrome traffic zone

Question 5The minimum flight visibility for VFR flights outside controlled airspace, aerodrome traffic zones, and special BC areas is:

A. 2,000 feetB. 1 mileC. 2 milesD. 3 miles

Question 6Which statement is correct with regard to restricted areas?

A. Transient aircraft entering active restricted areas shall be equipped with two-way radio communicationB. Only military aircraft may enter restricted areas shown on aeronautical chartsC. Aircraft may enter restricted areas provided pilots adhere to entry times specified in the flight planD. No aircraft may enter active restricted areas except in accordance with permission issued by the controlling authority

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