Which of the following is NOT included in a NOTAM for a TFR?

A NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) for a Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) contains critical information that pilots need to understand the nature and impact of a TFR on their flight operations. The essential elements of a NOTAM for a TFR include the effective time period, the reason for the restriction, and the geographic location of the TFR.

Choosing altitude restrictions only as something that is not included in a NOTAM is accurate because while altitude restrictions may be part of the TFR, they are not the sole focus or the only element included in the NOTAM. This option does not encompass the full spectrum of information provided in a NOTAM for a TFR, which is meant to inform pilots of the complete context surrounding the restriction, including when and why it is in effect, along with where the airspace is affected.

In contrast, the effective time period is necessary to inform pilots when they need to avoid the restricted area, the reason for the restriction helps pilots understand the safety concerns leading to the TFR, and the location ensures that pilots can identify the specific airspace that is affected. Thus, while altitude restrictions may be specified, they are only one part of the comprehensive information provided in a NOTAM for a TFR