What does Non-Regulatory Airspace include?

Non-Regulatory Airspace includes areas that do not have specific regulatory requirements or restrictions like those found in controlled airspace. This category encompasses Military Operations Areas (MOAs), Warning Areas, and Controlled Firing Areas.

MOAs are designated to separate certain military training activities from civilian traffic, but they do not impose regulations on the airspace itself. Similarly, Warning Areas are established to alert pilots to potential hazards from military operations, generally located over water, and do not restrict access unless active military flights are in progress. Controlled Firing Areas are which allow for the conduct of military exercises; while they may involve hazards, there are no airspace entry restrictions unless active operations are taking place.

These types of airspace allow for increased flexibility for military operations while still providing information to civilian pilots, making them integral components of the Non-Regulatory Airspace classification.