Can You Pass This Airspace Mock Checkride? | Sectional Charts Explained
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Think you know your airspace? Ryan Owens puts Owens Flight Training instructor Fernando Sequera through a mock-checkride-style breakdown of sectional charts and the airspace knowledge every student pilot should have before the real thing.In this episode of Flight Tales, Ryan and Fernando work their way across the sectional and cover Class B, C, D, E, and G airspace, VFR weather minimums, Special VFR, equipment and communication requirements, TRSAs, restricted and prohibited areas, MOAs, TFRs, VFR corridors, terminal area charts, airport symbols, VORs, Victor Airways, maximum elevation figures, magnetic variation, and more.They also get into the practical stuff that matters when you're actually flying: when you need to talk to ATC, how to determine whether special-use airspace is active, why flight following is worth using, what all those symbols on the sectional actually mean, and where to look when you don't know the answer. The episode even works through real-world flight planning scenarios, including navigating complex airspace and considering glide distance over large bodies of water.If you're preparing for your Private Pilot checkride, studying for your written exam, or you're already certificated and could use an airspace refresher, follow along and see how many questions you can answer before Fernando does.Topics include:Class B, C, D, E, G and A airspaceVFR weather minimums and cloud clearancesAirspace entry and equipment requirementsSpecial VFRMOAs, restricted areas, prohibited areas and TFRsSectional chart symbols and airport informationTRSAs and VFR corridorsVORs, Victor Airways and Flight ServiceMaximum Elevation Figures and obstaclesMagnetic variationFlight following and ATC communicationPractical VFR flight planningEvery pilot has a story, and every story has a lesson. Flight Tales with Ryan Owens is about helping you become a safe, knowledgeable, and confident pilot.Owens Flight Training is a flight school based in Lafayette, Louisiana.www.owensflighttraining.comFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/owensflighttrainingInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/owensflighttraining