On which chart would you find the operating rules for Class B airspace?

The operating rules for Class B airspace are specifically found on Terminal Area Charts (TACs). TACs are designed to provide detailed information for pilots operating in the vicinity of busy airports, where Class B airspace is commonly located. These charts offer information that is crucial for navigating the complex airspace structure and understanding the specific operating procedures that apply, such as required clearances, communications frequencies, and any depicted routes or altitudes.

While Sectional Charts provide a broader view of airspace, including Class B areas, they do not give the same level of detail relevant to the operating rules. Enroute Charts are focused on facilitating navigation over longer distances and are less concerned with the intricacies of airspace near large airports. Thus, for pilots seeking to operate within the confines of Class B airspace, TACs are the appropriate reference, ensuring compliance with local regulations and enhancing safety during operations in busy terminal airspace.