In which type of airspace does ATC provide information service only?
Refer to figure.
- Class A: air traffic control services
- Class B: air traffic control services
- Class C
- IFR flights: air traffic control services,
- VFR flights: air traffic control services for separation with IFR and VFR traffic information (and traffic avoidance advice on request)
- Class D
- IFR flights: air traffic control services including traffic information about VFR flights (and traffic avoidance advice on request)
- VFR flights: traffic information about VFR and IFR flights (and traffic avoidance advice on request)
- Class E
- IFR flights: air traffic control services and traffic information for VFR flights as far as practical
- VFR flights: traffic information as far as practical
- Class F
- IFR: air traffic advisory service and flight information service
- VFR: flight information service
- Class G: flight information service
SA-CATS 172 - Airspace and Air Traffic Services
172.02.2 CLASSIFICATION OF AIRSPACE AND LEVEL OF SERVICE PROVISION
1. Classes of airspace
The classes of airspace are –
(1) controlled –
(a) Class A – airspace in which only IFR flights are permitted and all such flights are –
(i) subject to air traffic control services; and
(ii) separated from each other;
(b) Class B – airspace in which IFR flights and VFR flights are permitted and all such flights are –
(i) subject to air traffic control services; and
(ii) separated from each other;
(c) Class C – airspace in which IFR flights and VFR flights are permitted and –
(i) all such flights are subject to air traffic control services;
(ii) IFR flights are separated from each other and from VFR flights; and
(iii) VFR flights are separated from IFR flights and receive traffic information in respect of all other VFR flights;
(d) Class D – airspace in which IFR flights and VFR flights are permitted and –
(i) all such flights are subject to air traffic control services;
(ii) IFR flights are separated from each other and receive traffic information in respect of VFR flights; and
(iii) VFR flights receive traffic information in respect of all other IFR flights and VFR flights;
(e) Class E – airspace in which IFR flights and VFR flights are permitted and –
(i) IFR flights are subject to air traffic control services and are separated from each other; and
(ii) all such flights receive traffic information; and
(2) uncontrolled –
(a) Class F – airspace in which IFR flights and VFR flights are permitted and –
(i) IFR flights receive an air traffic advisory service; and
(ii) all such flights receive flight information services, if requested; and
(b) Class G – airspace in which IFR flights and VFR flights are permitted and all such flights receive flight information services, if requested.
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