Which items go into a ROZ entry?

• A. Name, Unit, Min Alt, Max Alt, DTG Start, DTG End
• B. Name, Unit, Min Alt, Max Alt, Time From, Time To
• C. Unit, DTG Start, DTG End
• D. Grid, Min Alt, Max Alt, Time From

Answer: (B)

A ROZ entry needs to clearly identify the restricted area, who it affects, its vertical boundaries, and when it is active. The best answer includes the ROZ name or identifier, the unit responsible, the minimum and maximum altitudes, and the time window defined as Time From and Time To. This combination gives aircrews and planners the exact area, the vertical limits, and the exact period it’s in effect, allowing safe routing and proper coordination.

The other options either omit essential pieces or introduce fields that aren’t used for a ROZ entry. DTG Start/End ties the window to a specific date/time, which isn’t the standard format here; Grid isn’t part of the ROZ’s identifying and temporal data; and missing the name, unit, or time window would leave the entry ambiguous or incomplete for planning.