Drone Pilot Practice Exam

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Does Air Traffic Control provide services in Class G airspace?

Yes, for all flights
No, they do not
Yes, but only for VFR flights
Yes, only during peak times

The correct answer is: No, they do not

Air Traffic Control (ATC) does not provide services in Class G airspace. Class G airspace, or uncontrolled airspace, is generally where pilots operate without the need for ATC clearance, and it is primarily used for visual flight rules (VFR) operations. In this type of environment, pilots are responsible for their own navigation and separation from other aircraft, which is the fundamental reason ATC does not provide its services there. While ATC may provide advisory services in some cases and pilots can choose to communicate positions voluntarily, there are no mandatory ATC services for flights operating in Class G airspace. This allows for flexibility and autonomy for pilots flying in uncontrolled airspace. Thus, the correct understanding is that ATC services are not rendered in this class of airspace.