Practice question

What is the key characteristic of Class E controlled airspace regarding VFR flights versus IFR flights?

  1. IFR flights are controlled, separated from other IFR flights, and require ATC clearances; VFR flights do not require an ATC clearance or continuous two-way communication, and are NOT separated from any traffic by ATC.
  2. VFR flights are strictly prohibited in Class E airspace.
  3. IFR flights receive no separation in Class E airspace.
  4. Class E is military supersonic airspace only.

Answer: A — IFR flights are controlled, separated from other IFR flights, and require ATC clearances; VFR flights do not require an ATC clearance or continuous two-way communication, and are NOT separated from any traffic by ATC.

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