Airspace and Charts
Airspace classes, sectional chart symbols, LAANC, special use airspace, TFRs. This page lists the topics, then sends you into 41 practice questions on this category alone.
Study checklist
- Class B, C, D, E, and G: chart colors and what each demands
- Sectional symbols: airports, obstructions, beacons, airways
- LAANC grids and UAS Facility Map ceilings
- Special use airspace: prohibited, restricted, MOA, warning, alert
- Military training routes and parachute jump areas
- TFRs, stadium restrictions, and NOTAM checks
- Chart Supplement use, part time towers, CTAF awareness
- Maximum elevation figures and obstacle data
Sample question from this category
On a sectional chart, Class B airspace is drawn with...
- Solid blue lines
- Solid magenta lines
- Dashed blue lines
- Dashed magenta lines
Answer: Solid blue lines. Class B uses solid blue boundaries, usually in shelf shapes around a major airport. Class C uses solid magenta and Class D uses dashed blue. Basis: FAA sectional chart legend; §107.41.
FAQ
How many airspace and charts questions are on the real exam?
The FAA does not publish an exact per category count. The test samples all five areas across 60 questions, and airspace plus weather usually carry the heaviest load.
Can I study only this category here?
Yes. The practice page lets you run a single category round, 10, 20, or 40 questions, with scoring as you go.