FAA Chart: VFR Helicopter LOS ANGELES HELLA (Current Edition)

hey vince riley here cfi double i rotor wing and fixed wing today's topic is going to be air space whether you're getting ready for your private pilot check ride preparing for a bi-annual flight review or just want to brush up this video will not only give you an easy way to remember which airspace is where but will also help you remember your visibility and cloud clearance requirements the designation of and altitudes of airspace we'll cover can be found in faa regulations part 71 the first airspace we'll talk about real quick really doesn't apply to vfr flight that's class a airspace and it begins at eighteen thousand feet all the way up to flight level six zero zero which is basically sixty thousand feet to fly into class a airspace you have to have an ifr clearance next we'll talk about class e airspace a good way to remember where e airspace is is to just remember it's everywhere f