AirspaceQuestion 168 of 934

How much airspace does a TFR normally cover when it protects persons and property or relief aircraft?

  1. Within 500 feet above the surface and within a 1 NM radius
  2. Within 5,000 feet above the surface and within a 10 NM radius
  3. Within 2,000 feet above the surface and within a 3 NM radius
  4. Within 18,000 feet MSL and within a 25 NM radius
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Correct answer: Within 2,000 feet above the surface and within a 3 NM radius

The airspace is normally limited to 2,000 feet above the surface and a 3 NM radius.

Source: Aeronautical Information Manual (FAA, Basic with Change 3, 9 July 2026), AIM 3-5-3 Temporary Flight Restrictions, page 196

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Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026