2.3K views · 50 reactions | #UnderstandingAirspace Within UK FIRs our airspace is divided into controlled and uncontrolled airspace. In controlled airspace, aircraft must follow instructions from air traffic controllers who direct them within defined areas. In uncontrolled airspace aircraft don’t need to talk to controllers and navigate independently. Watch this short clip to learn more. | NATS | Facebook

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40K views · 389 reactions | Class G airspace can be tricky. Think of it like cookie dough spread across the country—1,200 feet thick. Airspace cutouts create controlled airspace, but sometimes, the cut isn't all the way through, leaving a 700-foot layer of Class G. Just because the weather is bad doesn't mean no one is flying! #ClassGAirspace #Aviation #PilotTips #Flying #Airspace #IFR #AviationSafety | VSL Aviation | Facebook