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Sectional chart practice

Start with the clean version, then move into the noisier FAA-style figures you will see in practice.

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Norfolk, VA — Class B/C/D, Warning Areas, Restricted

Select a numbered cue below the chart, read the plain-English rule, then zoom into the same FAA figure without a second coordinate system.

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Norfolk, VA — Class B/C/D, Warning Areas, Restricted
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FAA-CT-8080-2H (Public Domain). Training only. Not for navigation or operational authorization.

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Current sectional learning loops

Each current FAA excerpt has guided visual cues, source-linked explanations, exam traps, and linked practice on the same chart.

New UAG screen-image format

The exam changed on October 26, 2026

UAG questions may now show current sectional excerpts outside the printed supplement. Your paid chart scenarios remain here; use the explainer to understand exactly what changed and how to prepare.

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Why this matters for Part 107

Controlled Airspace

Class B, C, D, and surface-area Class E need authorization before your drone leaves the ground. The exam expects you to recognize those boundaries on a chart.

Special Use Airspace

Restricted, prohibited, and warning areas are not just chart decoration. They tell you where a flight can become unsafe or illegal fast.

Floor vs. Ceiling

Airspace is three-dimensional. Some shelves start above you, so the floor and ceiling numbers matter as much as the boundary.