Unclear on what to expect or how to communicate in a certain airspace? We’ve provided you with all the information you need to surprise your flight instructor or brush up before that next cross-country trip.

Class A This airspace is IFR only and begins at 18,000 feet MSL.

Class B This is reserved for only the busiest airports. Whether your taking off at a satellite airport, passing through, or landing at the primary airport…We’ve got you covered.

Class C Heading towards an airport with that fancy radar? Check out this page and you’ll be prepared for whatever is coming your way.

Class D These airports are controlled and we can help you manage air traffic control at it’s best.

Class E/G While communication isn’t required, it’s advised. Want to know how to make proper radio calls or call up that FBO? Check this page out to find out how.

For more information about the regulations and weather minimums associated with each airspace, check out our Airspace Page.