What is the altitude range for working blocks in the Pensacola North MOA?

The altitude range for working blocks in the Pensacola North Military Operations Area (MOA) is set between 12,000 and 17,999 feet above mean sea level (MSL). This range is specifically designated for military operations, including training exercises, which require higher altitudes to ensure safety and to minimize interference with civilian air traffic.

The airspace in this range allows pilots to effectively conduct various maneuvers and operations that may not be suitable or safe at lower altitudes. It’s important to have a clear understanding of these altitude specifications for safe navigation and operational planning within the MOA.

Clarifying the other options helps reinforce the correct choice. The ranges provided in those options either fall below or exceed the established working block range for the Pensacola North MOA. Understanding these established limits is crucial for adherence to course rules and maintaining safe separation from other airspace users.