Types of Airspace [Private Pilot Ground Lesson 15]

Need study material on Airspace for the Private Pilot Written Exam? Check out this video where we explain the 6 classes of airspace. In this lesson (15), we discuss uncontrolled and controlled airspace, and explain the Class A, Class B, Class C, Class D, Class E, and Class G airspace. This information will help you study for the private Pilot written exam and the oral exam for your check ride. This training is intended to follow the aeronautical knowledge areas in Part 61.105 section b for single engine aircraft.

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[davidclaiborne]

This is the first video I’ve seen that actually explained the different airspace rather than just giving the numbers. Thanks for that.

[eratrap]

you're making my high school life so much easier tysm D:

[bartgoins]

Brushing up on airspace for my flight Review this afternoon. Thanks for the quick lesson.

[LukeKirk]

Bravos usually go up to 10, 000 MSL not AGL, small correction but could be a pretty big difference.
great video to learn from for students, thanks👍

[wujncqc]

wow....great picture and simple. short enough to concentrate. i love it

[michaelconverse]

Very good explanation! Thank you. I’ve recently starting taking lessons to get my PPL with a goal of eventually doing commercial. We are studying maps and airspace and I’ve been struggling a bit with it - this was very helpful

[coreyjordan]

Thank you, your video training is really good. It is helping me to obtain my private pilot license.

[Lximited]

bro keep it up your making me the best pilot

[krasnikova]

Thanks for video, small correction, you said class Delta 5 miles in diameter. More common ~4 nm radius, but it is easy to check on sectional chart actual one:)

[richardromero]

So how many people have used this as their ground school study and passed their tests without having to pay for anything else? Just curious

[victorsimionato]

I found the radio communications valuable and would like to see more!

[simplyroger]

BEST explained video I was looking for. Tnx!

[emilyjames]

My sectional says the B and C ceiling is MSL not AGL. Was that a mistake in the video?

[ellonysman]

This is awesome. Im soon going to be flying in Xbox Series S and the MFS2020 sim. They have lessons but for pc only. So this will be cheap, safe and F U N !

[lukassbprojects]

something that i would like to know is about navigation on E airspace... for example my navigation will be from a E to E aerodrome, during the fly with who my comunicantion wil be estabilished ATC? or a especific frequency for comunications like air- to -air among the manned aircrafts?

[lupgskx]

this vids are super helpful! Im taking my course in Canada and i was wondering if there were any differences between the US airspace/maps and Canada i should know about??

[ardalangharagozli]

This made me memorize and learn the airspace categories easier, but what about Class F?

[davidsweidel]

Why is class A space MSL but the others are AGL? Thank you.

[ericwenzel]

Do you still work as a flight instructor for someone trying achieve their PPV?

[philipgledhill]

Hello it's hope all are well. Philip is interested in learning but struggles at taking it all in because I am dislecksick. Why can't you make it alot easier for people that's backward.why don't you design something like a dot to dot program from airport to airport with a cursor what you move following the dots. With two squares for information from the tower every fifteen minutes. And use the other square for emergencys. The first square should flash with simple instructions with a green tick when you have completed each think they have told you to do. You need to come up with something nice and easy for beginners and back ward people.hope to here from you on this question take care and thanks for your information philip.