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• [00:52]Drone U Recommended resources for learning airspace
• [02:58]How to read and understand airspace sectionals
• [04:40]How are controlled and uncontrolled airports depicted on airspace sectionals?
• [09:07]Important Airspace Operational Limitations for UAS pilots
• [10:09]Can you fly your drone before sunrise and after sunset?
• [11:14]As a drone pilot, do you need to give right of way to other manned aircraft?
• [11:34]Ted explains the different Categories of Airspace
• [11:48]Understanding the difference between regulatory airspace and non-regulatory airspace
• [12:21]Which are the different categories of regulatory and non regulatory airspace?
• [13:07]What is Class G airspace? Can you always fly your drone in Class G airspace?
• [14:47]How is controlled and uncontrolled airspace depicted in airspace sectionals?
• [16:31]How is Class E airspace depicted in airspace sectionals? At what altitude does Class E airspace typically start?
• [17:26]Can you maintain clear communication with ATC even if you are flying hundreds of feet above ground level?
• [21:12]Why does Class E airspace start at higher altitudes as you move farther away from a tower?
• [22:32]Do you need authorization to fly in uncontrolled airspace?
• [24:48]What are the Part 107 rules for flying your drone above a tower?
• [28:20]How are Military Operating Areas (MOA) depicted in airspace sectionals? Can you fly your drone in a MOA?
• [29:38]How are latitudinal and longitudinal lines depicted in airspace sectionals?
• [32:19]How to determine the highest altitude at which you can run into an obstacle by reading an airspace sectional
• [39:08]How can you determine longer and shorter runways by reading an airspace sectional
• [39:31]What sort of information can you get from a chart supplement?
• [41:38]Understanding Latitudes and Longitudes
• [43:18]Watch and learn how to read latitudes and longitudes