Which of the following is a type of special use airspace?

• A. VOR
• B. MOA
• C. VFR Corridor
• D. Class E

Answer: (B)

Special use airspace is airspace set aside for activities that could be hazardous to other pilots, with specific rules or restrictions to protect participants. A Military Operations Area is a designated block of airspace where military activities occur; it’s specifically classified as special use airspace. When active, you may need to adjust course or accept separation requirements for IFR traffic, and ATC can provide or deny separation as needed. The important point is that MOA’s purpose and designation place it under the special use category, unlike the other options: a VOR is a navigation aid, a VFR Corridor is a designated route rather than a type of special-use airspace, and Class E is general controlled airspace, not special use.