FAA Special Use Airspace 2

Question 1

On a VFR sectional chart, Military Operations Area (MOA) boundaries are depicted using:

Accepted Answer

Dashed magenta lines

Answer

MOA boundaries are shown with dashed magenta lines on VFR sectional charts, distinct from restricted or prohibited area depictions which use blue.

Question 2

When a Military Operations Area is active, a VFR pilot:

Accepted Answer

May enter but should exercise extreme caution and contact the controlling agency

Answer

VFR pilots are not prohibited from active MOAs but should contact the controlling agency and exercise extreme caution while transiting.

Question 3

To determine if a Restricted Area is currently active, a pilot should:

Accepted Answer

Contact the controlling agency or check applicable NOTAMs

Answer

Pilots verify Restricted Area activity by contacting the controlling agency listed in the Chart Supplement or by checking relevant NOTAMs.

Question 4

ATC handles IFR traffic transitioning through an active MOA by:

Accepted Answer

Routing the traffic around or above the MOA to ensure separation

Answer

ATC routes IFR traffic around or above active MOAs to maintain separation from military training activities occurring within the airspace.

Question 5

Detailed information about special use airspace hours of operation and controlling agencies is found in:

Accepted Answer

The FAA Chart Supplement (Airport/Facility Directory)

Answer

The Chart Supplement (formerly Airport/Facility Directory) contains comprehensive details on special use airspace including hours of operation and controlling agencies.

FAA - Sectional Chart Practice Test

FAA - Sectional Chart Practice Test

FAA Special Use Airspace 2