True or False: Altitude and airspace are typically displayed on a Primary Flight Display (PFD).

The statement is false. A Primary Flight Display (PFD) primarily focuses on presenting critical flight information necessary for pilot situational awareness, which typically includes parameters such as attitude, airspeed, altitude, vertical speed, and heading. However, airspace information, like boundaries and classifications, is generally not shown on a PFD.

In certain contexts, particularly in complex or advanced systems, airspace data may be integrated into other displays or systems used for navigation or air traffic management but not on the PFD itself. Therefore, while altitude is an essential piece of data shown on a PFD, airspace information is not typically included in this format. Thus, the correct interpretation leads to the conclusion that the statement is false.