Which AIP section lists temporary segregated airspace?

Which AIP section lists temporary segregated airspace?

• A. ENR 5.2
• B. ENR 5.3
• C. ENR 5.1
• D. ENR 1.10

Answer: (B)

The question tests where AIP documents for airspace classifications and restrictions are located, specifically the temporary, time-defined airspace that gets set up for events or activities. In the En‑Route (ENR) portion of the AIP, information about airspace structure and restrictions is organized into subsections. The subsection dedicated to temporary segregated airspace is the one that lists areas designated for temporary use, including their location, vertical and lateral limits, effective times, and any required coordination or clearance procedures. This is the section pilots consult for planning around temporary restrictions and for identifying areas that are not available for normal flight during specified periods. The other ENR subsections cover different topics such as general en-route information or permanent airspace designations, so they don’t provide the specific details you need for temporary segregated airspace. Therefore, the correct section is the one that specifically addresses temporary segregated airspace.

The question tests where AIP documents for airspace classifications and restrictions are located, specifically the temporary, time-defined airspace that gets set up for events or activities. In the En‑Route (ENR) portion of the AIP, information about airspace structure and restrictions is organized into subsections. The subsection dedicated to temporary segregated airspace is the one that lists areas designated for temporary use, including their location, vertical and lateral limits, effective times, and any required coordination or clearance procedures. This is the section pilots consult for planning around temporary restrictions and for identifying areas that are not available for normal flight during specified periods.

The other ENR subsections cover different topics such as general en-route information or permanent airspace designations, so they don’t provide the specific details you need for temporary segregated airspace. Therefore, the correct section is the one that specifically addresses temporary segregated airspace.