1What are Aeronautical Charts used for?
Used by pilots to navigate during VFR or IFR flights
Charts have aiprots, airspace, lanmarks, obsticals, etc
2For UAS operators, what are the 3 types of charts of interest?
Sectional
Terminal Area
World Area - not that important
3How long is a sectional chart valid for?
56 days
4How long is a Terminal Area Chart valid for?
56 days
5How long is a World Area Chart valid for?
1 year
6What is the MEF?
Maximum Elevation Figure
Represents the highest elevation within a quadrant, including terrain and other obstacles
Arounded up to the nearest 100' valule and the last two digits of the number are not shown
7What color are airports with a control tower?
Blue
8What color are airports with OUT a control tower?
Magenta
9What does this symbol mean?

Hard surfaced runway
1500ft to 8069ft
10What does this symbol mean?

Hard surface runway
greater than 8069ft
11What does this symbol mean?

Private (Pvt) Airprot
12What does this symbol mean?

Unverified airport
13What does this symbol mean?

Heliport
14What does this symbol mean?

Seaplane Base
15What does this symbol mean?

Ultralight airport
16What does this symbol mean?

Abandoned airport
17What does this symbol mean?

Other than hard surface runway ex. grass
18These tick marks can be seen on any aiport depiction symbol, what does it mean?

There is fuel available
19What does this symbol mean?

Has a beacon, tells if its civ or military
20What does this mean?

CT - Control Tower
125.3 - Radio Frequency
(Star) - Part time operation
(C) - Has CTAF Frequency
21What does this mean?

ATIS frequency
22What does this mean?

5045 - Airport Elevation MSL
*L - Lighting in operation
* - The star mens limitations exist
76 - Length of the longest runway which in this case is 7,600ft
122.95 - Unicom Frequency
23What does this mean?

RP: Right traffic pattern for.. Runways 3R, 21L and 21R
24What does this mean?

AWOS-3 - Weather information available at frequency 118.525
25What does this mean?

4830 - Airport elevation in MSL
*L - Lighting available with limitations
51 - Longest runway available which is 5,100ft in this case
26What does this mean?

CTAF available at frequency 123.0
27What airspace is this?

Class B
28What airpsace is this?

Class C
29What airpace is this?

Class D
30What does this mean?

The cieling of class d in MSL, this case is 4,000ft
31What airpsace is this?

Class E WITH FLOOR 1,200ft OR GREATER
32What airpsace is this?

Class E
33What airspace is this?

Class E STARTING AT 700ft AGL
34What does this mean?

Prohibited, restricted, and warning areas
Look for letter clarifying which one
35What does this mean?

Alert Area and MOA
Look for letter to clarify
36What does this mean?

Special airport traffic area
37What does this mean?

ADIZ - Air defence identificaiton zone
38What is VOR?
Navigatino aid
39What is this showing you?

VOR
Blue lines with arrows are showing victor airways - all start at 1,200ft and go to 18,000ft AGL
404NM on each side of the victor airways is what class airspace?
Class E starting at 1,200ft
41What is this highlighted section depicting?

Isogonic line
42What does this mean?

Antenna tower ABOVE 200ft AGL (299ft in urban area) and below 1,000ft agl
43What does this mean?

Antenna towr ABOVE 1,000ft AGL
44What does this mean?

Wind Turbine
45What does this mean?

Group obstruction
Either group of 1,000ft agl tall or less than 1,000ft agl
46What does this mean?

High intensity light
may operate part time
47This will be under the symbol for an antenna tower or turbine, what does this mean?

Height MSL
(Height AGL)
UC: Under construction
48What does this mean?

Parachute Location
49What does this mean?

Special Activity
50What does this mean?

Stadium
51What does this mean?

Powerline
52What does this mean?

Aerial Cable
53Why would the red flag be of importance to a remote PIC?

The red flag is a VFR checkpoint, which would indicate high traffic volume
54What kind of airport is deshler?

Public airport that is NOT a hard surface
55Which is true concerning the blue and magenta colors used to depict airports on Sectional Aeronautical Charts?
A. Airports with control towers underlying Class A, B, and C airspace are
shown in blue; Class D and E airspace are magenta.
B. Airports with control towers underlying Class C, D, and E airspace are
shown in magenta.
C. Airports with control towers underlying Class B, C, D, and E airspace
are shown in blue.
C