Airspace Review

2. The lines that run vertically on maps.
3. The airspace around medium sized airports and designated by solid magenta lines.
6. Airspace that is around large cities and designated by solid blue lines.
7. The airspace that starts at 18000 feet. We don't fly in it as drone pilots.
8. The airspace around small airports and designated by a dashed blue line.
10. The type of airspace that the FAA doesn't really care what goes on/no permissions needed to fly here.
13. The part of the runway approach right after take off.
16. Places where you temporarily cannot be flying. Represented on skyvector as orange marks.
17. Yellow signs with black lettering show destination, information, and what else.
19. The section of the runway approach that happens after the departure.

1. The type of airspace that the FAA runs and wants to know about at all times.
4. The lines that run horizontally on maps.
5. The airspace that is uncontrolled by the FAA.
6. The section of runway approach that occurs right before final.
9. Red signs with white lettering show which type of instructions.
11. The main direction that planes take of and land from.
12. Airspace represented by a magenta comb. Often where there is military action taking place.
14. Airspace that has 2 different designations. Can be represented by a dashed or fuzzy magenta line based on where it starts.
15. The airspace represented by a blue comb. You can't fly here!
18. The part of the runway approach that happens when the plane comes into land.