Indian Airspace Explorer
Explore the four Indian FIRs, how ICAO airspace classes apply in India, and the special-use areas
Simplified for orientation: the four FIRs also cover the sea around India, and the true boundaries are in AIP India ENR 2.1.
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Practise the questions
Air Traffic Services160 questionsRevise with flashcards
Air Traffic Services13 cardsWhat to try
- Tap each FIR on the map and note its ICAO code and ACC call sign.
- Open Classes in India, choose IFR or VFR, and read which classes need a clearance and two-way radio.
- Press Quiz me for quick questions on the classes.
- Read the cards on control areas, control zones and the prohibited, restricted and danger areas.
Exam point
India has four FIRs: Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai. In the AIP, classes A and B are listed but not implemented. The speed limit below 10 000 ft AMSL is 250 kt IAS in classes C to G. Class G gives flight information service only.
Study aid only. Figures here are simplified and fictional, so always use current DGCA and ICAO documents and the approved manual for real operations.