Part 107 Class in Session #2: Airspace Classes & Sectional Charts Explained

Part 107 Class in Session #2: Airspace Classes & Sectional Charts Explained Video two of our four-part Part 107 exam prep series. Patricia walks through the visual half of the FAA drone exam: the airspace classes from Bravo to Golf, how to read a real FAA sectional chart (Salt Lake City), airport data blocks, latitude and longitude, maximum elevation figures, and obstacles — then the fine print: prohibited and restricted areas, warning areas, military operations areas, alert areas, military training routes, and temporary flight restrictions including the stadium TFR. It all comes together in a worked flight-planning example and a lightning round of the exam's favorite chart traps. Next up: practice questions like the real exam. Heads up: Patricia's voice is AI-generated. Everything she teaches is straight from the FAA source material — we'd rather be upfront about the voice than have you wondering. We made these videos to provide a service to our viewers. We'd never charge to educate — but you can help us out by subscribing. FOOTAGE CREDITS: Sectional chart excerpts are public-domain U.S. Federal Aviation Administration products (Salt Lake City Sectional Aeronautical Chart, via FAA AeroNav Products). Airspace diagrams created for this production. 🎵 Music: '99 Problems But A Bot Ain't One' — an original song by Myk #drones #part107 #aviation #airspace #sectionalchart #faa #dronepilot #remotepilot #aviationtraining