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FAA figures/8080-1E/Figure 54

Figure 54: Sectional chart excerpt (R-2531 area, CA)

FAA-CT-8080-1E · Commercial Pilot supplement · asked on the Commercial Pilot test

FAA Figure 54Sectional chart excerpt (R-2531 area, CA)FAA-CT-8080-1E · Commercial Pilot supplement
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  1. Question 1 · Commercial Pilot

    (Refer to FAA-CT-8080-1E, Figure 54, Area 3.) What is the significance of R-2531? This is a restricted area

    • A.for IFR aircraft.
    • B.where aircraft may never operate.
    • C.where often invisible hazards exist.
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    Correct: C. where often invisible hazards exist.

    AIM 3-4-3 describes restricted areas as airspace that denotes the existence of unusual, often invisible, hazards to aircraft, such as artillery firing, aerial gunnery or guided missiles. Flight into R-2531 is not forbidden at all times (it may be entered when not active or with permission of the controlling agency), and restricted areas are not reserved for IFR aircraft.

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