Which of the following is NOT a type of Special Use Airspace?

The correct answer is that a Temporary Flight Restriction Area is not classified as a type of Special Use Airspace. Special Use Airspace includes areas designated for specific activities that might be hazardous to other aircraft, such as Military Operations Areas, Controlled Firing Areas, and Prohibited Areas, which all impose restrictions or delineated rules for air traffic concerning safety and operations.

In contrast, a Temporary Flight Restriction Area (TFR) is established to protect areas in response to specific events or situations, such as a natural disaster or a VIP movement, and while it does restrict air traffic, it does not fall under the category of special use airspace. Instead, TFRs are temporary regulations put in place to ensure safety during particular situations and can vary widely in size and duration.