Airspace classes

[UpLift Aerial]

Can someone please tell me what flies in what airspace class?? Iv looked and looked but nothing actually tells me! I do know that class A is for big airports and passenger planes.

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[jc523]

Class A is anything above 18,000 ft.

Try google.


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[Philltayl]

Class A is anything above 18,000 ft.

Try google.


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Not true.....Class A can be from the surface upwards..........

 

[Philltayl]

Can someone please tell me what flies in what airspace class?? Iv looked and looked but nothing actually tells me! I do know that class A is for big airports and passenger planes.

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What country?????

 

[jc523]

Not true.....Class A can be from the surface upwards..........

Not sure about other countries, but in the US, it's 18,000 ft up to 60,000 ft.

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[Philltayl]

Not sure about other countries, but in the US, it's 18,000 ft up to 60,000 ft.

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Here is a part of a UK chart.......the London TMA is from surface and is Class A airspace

http://peter2000.co.uk/aviation/operational/map-ukcaa.jpg

 

[jc523]

Ah, very interesting.

But either way, that's two places we'll never be flying our phantoms.


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[Paul Phillips]

Check out. "Airspace for Dummies" a PDF document. Plenty of info. Paul


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[UpLift Aerial]

Canada. I thought that class A was big passenger planes, class b was helicopters, and class c was for small private airplanes or something like that.

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[Philltayl]

Canada. I thought that class A was big passenger planes, class b was helicopters, and class c was for small private airplanes or something like that.

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it don't work like that........

 

[UpLift Aerial]

Oh. For some reason I read that some place.

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[Philltayl]

Oh. For some reason I read that some place.

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It really works on traffic volume into/out of any area. ie the bigger the traffic flow (London is a good example) the more strict the class of airspace.

I think in your case just think Montreal or Vancouver.