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When operating near special use airspace, pilots should confirm whether there are any restrictions or requirements. Special use airspace is designated for specific activities that may pose hazards to aircraft, such as military operations, training exercises, or air shows. This airspace can have limitations on access or certain operating conditions that must be adhered to.

By verifying the restrictions or requirements in place, pilots ensure they are compliant with regulations and can operate safely, avoiding any potential conflicts with other airspace users. This proactive approach helps maintain safety for both drone operators and manned aircraft, as well as respecting the constraints set forth for that airspace by the relevant authorities.

Other options, such as ignoring airspace notices, flying lower, or only operating during certain hours, may not adequately address the safety concerns associated with special use airspace and could lead to unauthorized or unsafe operations. Therefore, the most responsible course of action is to seek confirmation of any specific restrictions or requirements before proceeding.