Figure 2-2 Route or Area Restrictions

CHAPTER TWO

FLIGHT TRAINING PUBLICATION (FLIP) STUDENT GUIDE

Route and Area Restrictions

A list of states in which there are route and area restrictions to flight are found in AP/1. Prior to

flying into any of these areas, AP/1 should be consulted to preclude occurrence of a dangerous

situation of a flight violation. An example of a route or area restriction is shown in Figure 2-2.

FLORIDA

AIRSPACE RESERVATIONS

A292 - due to high density VFR and IFR student flying

training the area of Pensacola, an acute collision potential

exists to unannounced transient air operations in A292.

Consequently, it is strongly advised that transiting pilots

contact Pensacola Approach Control or Navy Whiting

Tower, prior to entering A292, in order to obtain student

traffic information and suggested best routing through the

area. Pilots unable to make such prior contact or not desirous

of this service are strongly advised to cross the area on

airways above 2000 feet or cross above FL 235.

R2901 - Extensive High Speed Jet Traffic in area

surrounding R2901 and MacDill AFB Auxiliary 24 hours

daily.

Figure 2-2 Route or Area Restrictions

Supplementary Airport Remarks

The Supplementary Airport Remarks section was designed to contain information that would

have been published in the Remarks section of the IFR Enroute Supplement, but is listed here

due to space limitations. It is an alphabetical listing of those airports affected and should be

consulted prior to flight to any one of them. A remark in the IFR Enroute Supplement will direct

you to consult AP/1 for the supplementary remarks (Figure 2-3).

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