Where would you find information regarding airspace R-2305?

Where would you find information regarding airspace R-2305?

• A. In the Airport/Facility Directory
• B. On the sectional chart and the special use airspace area
• C. In the Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs) archive
• D. In the IFR enroute chart

Answer: (B)

R-2305 is a restricted area, a type of special use airspace. The primary place to find its location and boundaries for planning is the VFR sectional chart, where restricted areas are depicted within the Special Use Airspace (SUA) areas and labeled with their designator. The chart’s SUA notes give the vertical limits and any time-of-use restrictions. NOTAMs would only cover temporary changes and aren’t the standard source for permanent airspace boundaries; the Airport/Facility Directory isn’t the source for airspace lines, and IFR enroute charts aren’t the main reference for this VFR depiction. So, the information about R-2305 is found on the sectional chart in the special use airspace area.

R-2305 is a restricted area, a type of special use airspace. The primary place to find its location and boundaries for planning is the VFR sectional chart, where restricted areas are depicted within the Special Use Airspace (SUA) areas and labeled with their designator. The chart’s SUA notes give the vertical limits and any time-of-use restrictions. NOTAMs would only cover temporary changes and aren’t the standard source for permanent airspace boundaries; the Airport/Facility Directory isn’t the source for airspace lines, and IFR enroute charts aren’t the main reference for this VFR depiction. So, the information about R-2305 is found on the sectional chart in the special use airspace area.