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1. 1) Do you need a transponder to operate into the Northwest Florida airport?
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   You don't need a transponder to operate in Class D airspace. And when the airport flips over to Class E airspace at night, you don't need a transponder then, either.

   You don't need a transponder to operate in Class D airspace. And when the airport flips over to Class E airspace at night, you don't need a transponder then, either.

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2. 2) What airspace are you in here (blue arrow) at 300' AGL?
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   The magenta ring means Class E airspace starts at 700 feet AGL. Below it is Class G.

   The magenta ring means Class E airspace starts at 700 feet AGL. Below it is Class G.

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3. 3) What type of airspace is Lake City Airport (KLCQ) at the surface?
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   Lake City is Class G airspace at the surface.

   Lake City is Class G airspace at the surface.

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4. 4) Does Lake City Airport have a control tower?
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   Believe it or not, this Class G airport has a control tower. You can tell because the airport is marked in blue. While rare, some Class E and G airports have control towers, due to unique circumstances. In this case, Lake City has a lot of transient military aircraft that fly through and refuel.

   Believe it or not, this Class G airport has a control tower. You can tell because the airport is marked in blue. While rare, some Class E and G airports have control towers, due to unique circumstances. In this case, Lake City has a lot of transient military aircraft that fly through and refuel.

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5. 5) What airspace is here (blue arrow) at 18,000 feet MSL?
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   Class A airspace starts at 18,000 feet over the entire Contiguous United States.

   Class A airspace starts at 18,000 feet over the entire Contiguous United States.

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6. 6) If you were flying here at 4,000 feet MSL, what airspace would you be in?
   
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   The Class D airspace for Deer Valley airport goes up to, but not including, 4,000 feet  MSL- it's marked as (-40). Class B starts at 6,000 feet. Everything in between is Class E.

   The Class D airspace for Deer Valley airport goes up to, but not including, 4,000 feet  MSL- it's marked as (-40). Class B starts at 6,000 feet. Everything in between is Class E.

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