SRS Category I aircraft are typically described as which type?

• A. Small jet-engine aircraft
• B. CWT Category I aircraft
• C. Capable of flight above FL 180
• D. Capable of speeds up to 200 knots

Answer: (B)

SRS Category I is a weight/size-based grouping used in the ATC system, where aircraft are classified by a weight-type category rather than by engine type, altitude, or speed. In this scheme, Category I corresponds to the CWT labeling, so SRS Category I aircraft are described as CWT Category I. The other options describe capabilities (small jet engines, flight above a certain altitude, specific speed) which aren’t how this category is defined.