G = Good 
E = Everywhere D = De airport! 
C = Communicate B = Big &amp; Busy 
A = Altitude
Use the &amp;ldquo;Trial of Lawn Chair Larry&amp;rdquo; for airspace review. Google &amp;ldquo;Lawn Chair Larry&amp;rdquo; for details. Question to ask students: &amp;ldquo;What violations did the FAA attempt for Larry&amp;rsquo;s flight?&amp;rdquo; 
Airspace is the number one violation of the VFR pilot
NOTAMs change airspace, so do A/FDs 
GPS Databases need to be current in order to use displays to avoid airspaces 
TFRs are airspace! 
The Secret Service and Department of Homeland Security can direct the FAA to suspend or revoke pilot 
certificates for violation of Presidential TFRs and/or ADIZ for inadvertent violations.
Certain TFRs and Prohibited Areas can expand and contract at anytime.  Be familiar with your flight routes and the
effect of delays on nearby TFRs, Restricted Areas, and Prohibited Areas.
Give airspace a wide buffer, +/- 300 feet and +2 miles for Class B or C 
AIM Categories of Airspace
CFIs: Pick point on chart, have student explain airspace and weather as if in elevator from ground level through 18,000&amp;rsquo;. Change time of day to night and then have student explain airspace. 
Pick point on chart and ask &amp;ldquo;where does Special VFR expire?&amp;rdquo;