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Military planes may be conducting high-speed or aerobatic maneuvers. VFR traffic can enter but is advised to contact Flight Service Station (FSS) for activity info. Hazardous activities (like ordnance firing) are immediately suspended when any non-participating aircraft is detected by spotters, radar, or ground lookouts.

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Military Operations
Military planes performing high speed maneuvers.
VFR can fly through but should contact FSS before.

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Military Operations
Military planes performing high speed maneuvers.
VFR can fly through but should contact FSS before.

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Controlled Firing Area Activities suspended when spotter aircraft, radar, or ground lookouts see traffic in area.

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Prohibited Area No fly.

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Restricted Area Not fully prohibited. Contact controlling agency. When hot there is aerial gunnery, rockets and missiles.

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Alert Area Pilot training or unusual aerial activity. Be aware.

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Warning Area Extends from 3 nm outwards from U.S. coast

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TermDefinition
M\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
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R
A
W
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Military Operations
Military planes performing high speed maneuvers.
VFR can fly through but should contact FSS before.

M
C\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
P
R
A
W
N

Controlled Firing Area Activities suspended when spotter aircraft, radar, or ground lookouts see traffic in area.

M
C
P\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
R
A
W
N

Prohibited Area No fly.

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W
N

Restricted Area Not fully prohibited. Contact controlling agency. When hot there is aerial gunnery, rockets and missiles.

M
C
P
R
A\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
W
N

Alert Area Pilot training or unusual aerial activity. Be aware.

M
C
P
R
A
W\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
N

Warning Area Extends from 3 nm outwards from U.S. coast

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National Security Area (TFR) Pilots are voluntarily requested to remain out. See NOTAM. TFR is no fly.