classification of canadian airspace

Vertical divisions of Canadian airspace are made with reference to ground level

False; made with reference to sea level

Controlled airspace is the airspace of defined dimensions within which air traffic control services are provided and within which some or all aircraft may be subject to air traffic control. An example of controlled airspace is _________.

Southern Control Area

The CDA is divided laterally into the ________ and ________.

Northern Domestic Airspace, Southern Domestic Airspace

The CDA’s high-level airspace is divided vertically into:

• Arctic Control Area

• Northern Control Area

• Southern Control Area

What classifies as low-level airspace

Below 18,000 feet ASL

At what height does the Arctic Control Area start?

Within the NDA at FL270 and above

At what height does the Northern Control Area start?

Within the NDA at FL230 and above

At what height does the Southern Control Area start?

Within the SDA at 18,000 feet ASL and above

What section of the CARs is the rules for airspace structure laid out?

Part VI; CAR 601.01 Division I - Airspace Structure, Classification and Use

Arctic Control Area (ACA) is in controlled high-level airspace within the Northern Domestic Airspace (NDA) at FL230 and above.

False

High-level airspace is divided into _______

three separate control areas