Which airspace description includes the phrase 'look for Victor airways' as part of navigation?

Which airspace description includes the phrase 'look for Victor airways' as part of navigation?

• A. Class B
• B. Class D
• C. Class E
• D. Class A

Answer: (C)

Victor airways are low-altitude IFR routes that lie in Class E airspace. These routes are defined for navigation between VORs and typically extend from about 1,200 feet AGL up to 17,999 feet MSL, inside the controlled Class E structure. The phrase “look for Victor airways” would appear in navigation guidance and charts describing this low-altitude enroute network, which is specific to Class E. The other airspace types are organized around different purposes (surrounding towers, airports, or higher ceilings) and don’t define the Victor airway system, so that wording wouldn’t be part of their standard navigation descriptions.

Victor airways are low-altitude IFR routes that lie in Class E airspace. These routes are defined for navigation between VORs and typically extend from about 1,200 feet AGL up to 17,999 feet MSL, inside the controlled Class E structure. The phrase “look for Victor airways” would appear in navigation guidance and charts describing this low-altitude enroute network, which is specific to Class E. The other airspace types are organized around different purposes (surrounding towers, airports, or higher ceilings) and don’t define the Victor airway system, so that wording wouldn’t be part of their standard navigation descriptions.