All the “Other Airspace” Private Pilots MUST Know! (Private Pilot Ground Lesson 22)

You need to know ALL of this “Other Airspace” as a Private Pilot! These are questions you could see on your oral or written exam! Need free study material on Other Airspace for the Private Pilot Written Exam? Check out this video where we explain all the types of other airspace Private pilots need to know. In this lesson (22), we discuss military training routes, Air Defense Identification Zones, Terminal Radar Service Areas (TRSAs), Tethered balloons, wildlife and wilderness areas and more! This is all information that you will need to know to become a pilot. 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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[scottwillson]

i don't know if people appreciate just how much work is involved in making these videos, i got curious and made a very simple one. after hours of getting all your information organized and scripts written and recording the audio and the real work begins. a huge effort.

[Philbertbryan.w]

I hope these videos you have made for beginner pilots made you a lot of youtube money cause you deserve it! Your videos are simply amazing. Thank you for helping us all through ground school!

[munchkin]

Thanks again! I’m prepping for the written test and these videos are wonderful….they fill in a lot of gaps….and I’ve completed Pilot Institute, Sporty’s and Complete Private Pilot curricula. You’d think one of these courses would be sufficient, but I was left with questions and kept enrolling in different programs to have a better foundation. These videos are clear, well written, to the point, and really a joy to watch. I learn something from each one.

[WinsoldRealtyPhotos]

I am attending a ground school. I have to say your class is much better than those paid online and in class lessons. Thank you so much!

[MsLjusi]

Wow! Thanks again for doing this for us! 🙏

[RickBarber-dq]

I'm just getting started but thank you for putting this together. As a beginner, this is a lot of info, like drinking from a fire hose. Can't wait till its all second nature...

[Kylew]

I fly out of Pueblo (KPUB), and seeing the airport I fly out of in one of your videos is really cool. The national security area is a chemical and looks pretty cool while flying at night (from a distance of course)

[pork_friedrice]

5:52 i was under the impression that TRSA’s weren’t considered “airspace” in the literal sense but an “area” around busy class D airports offering radar service

[jaxryz_]

as an Alaskan pilot my jaw dropped when you said you wouldnt talk about LAA 💔 fair enough but still 😔

[Flyinghorus]

"Bust class B airspace which could get you violated" 5:19

[andrewsgunn]

Thank you, I really liked the video. My only comment is that the indicator arrows being drawn were very distracting for me. As I was searching for what you were talking about, I found myself watching the animation. Otherwise, it was very informative

[vboytan]

I’m assuming the answer is no but does having a pilot cert give you tsa precheck?

[DaveS_WI]

Question - Both the 60NM Area around DC and the inner 15NM area are both called the FRZ?

[vivek]

Hi, What is the weather minimus inside TRSA??. Also whts a TAC and INSET chart. ? Its on the sectional marked on white borders.

[Dehota]

And they wonder why there’s a pilot shortage

[rgardner]

Flying 2 planes at the same time... ha.