Ep. 35: Class G Airspace | Where it is and How it Works

In this video we'll take you through the basics of Class G airspace, where it is, and how this type of airspace works.
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[doranjaffas]

Been a pilot for 34 plus years. Some of this still confuses me. This is VERY WELL DONE.
Thank You.

[OSWCrosshair]

You are a great teacher. That is the best I have ever heard class G airspace explained, as well as, it cleared up my questions about class E airspace. Great job. I wish you were my CFI. Thanks a lot.

[davidsapadin]

Finally - the only explanation we really need. You have to wonder how other folks make it so complicated

[nrjfjdt]

even though I am an international student, he still explains so well that I can understand everything. Thanks man

[mattmakiya]

Thank you! With a checkride coming up, this answered a couple key questions I had and helped put me at ease!

[azcountry]

I'm a rusty pilot getting back into the air after 20 years. When I stopped flying I don't recall class G at all. I have one of my old sectionals and it doesn't even refer to it anywhere. So, this was particularly helpful because the airport I'm flying out of has been giving me fits trying to figure out what airspace its in. I now know its class G up to 700' AGL and thereafter class E for the most part. Thank you.👍👍👍

[keepyourbilsteins]

As a part 103 enthusiast, I really respect how you acknowledge the silly things we flying lawnchair yahoos do.

P.S. I speed. A lot.

[michaelmcghie]

Great help in explaining class E and Class G airspace.

[aw-fcyc]

This is probably the best video that I’ve seen about the class g airspace, all my confusions are now solved. THANKS !!!

[aaronmatthews]

I paid for a private pilot FAA written prep course through King School and your explanation is much clearer. Thank you. Also, what software are you using?

[kylekatchka]

I can’t tell you how helpful this has been. I’m taking my part 107 and was killing myself trying to find a way to have Class G and E airspace. Thank you

[abbieamavi]

Great review for my CFI Checkride. Thank you!!

[KenMartin]

New student pilot here; great explanation of G and E airspace. I have both videos bookmarked for future reference. Thanks!

[WhatsNotHappening]

Your explanations are best! Thank you so much for making us better pilot..i hope to fly with you oneday:) just abt to get my ppl this weekend. I live in palm beach and working at the Breakers Hotel on sundays for sunday brunch. Pls be my guest one day its the best brunch country!

[curtisklingler]

This was very helpful for me my flight instructor was getting kinda irrated that I didnt understand G airspace

[hutseh]

Thank you so much! This really clears it up for me!!

[LDelphin]

Thank you for videos which are very helpful!

[shandingo]

Thanks! You made it Simple n easy to remember

[jorycamille]

Look up whiskey creek airport(94e) about 70 miles north 353 degrees. Example of class g - 14500

[BravoLimaB]

Like many pilots staying engaged via the internet in remote locations I love your stuff and use it a LOT. I’m in class G airspace NOT doing silly things but just using the airspace available. Gotta thumbs down for us flyover sectional people. And I ACED my written.