An airport's ATIS broadcast is labeled "Information Bravo." What does this indicate?

Why: The FAA study guide states: "When the ATIS is recorded, it is given a code. This code is changed with every ATIS update. For example, ATIS Alpha is replaced by ATIS Bravo. The next hour, ATIS Charlie is recorded, followed by ATIS Delta and progresses down the alphabet."

• Confuses the sequential phonetic-alphabet ATIS code with the airspace class letter "B"; the ATIS letter simply marks sequential updates and is unrelated to airspace classification.
• Invents a helicopter-only ATIS designation; the source describes the ATIS letter purely as a sequential update marker, used at any airport with ATIS.