Which items go into an ACA entry?

Which items go into an ACA entry?

• A. Name, Width, DTG Start, DTG End
• B. Name, Unit, Min Alt, Max Alt, Grid
• C. Unit, DTG Start, DTG End
• D. Name, Unit, Min Alt, Max Alt, Grid

Answer: (B)

Airspace coordination areas are defined by who owns or coordinates them, where they are, and the vertical limits they cover. The ACA entry must include a label or name for easy reference, the unit responsible for coordinating and deconflicting airspace within that area, the vertical boundaries (minimum and maximum altitude) to establish the altitude band, and the geographic footprint (grid) to locate the airspace on the map. Time-related details like start and end times are managed separately in scheduling or execution instructions, not as part of the basic ACA entry. So the essential bundle is the name, the coordinating unit, the altitude limits, and the grid location.

Airspace coordination areas are defined by who owns or coordinates them, where they are, and the vertical limits they cover. The ACA entry must include a label or name for easy reference, the unit responsible for coordinating and deconflicting airspace within that area, the vertical boundaries (minimum and maximum altitude) to establish the altitude band, and the geographic footprint (grid) to locate the airspace on the map. Time-related details like start and end times are managed separately in scheduling or execution instructions, not as part of the basic ACA entry. So the essential bundle is the name, the coordinating unit, the altitude limits, and the grid location.