What is true regarding Class F CYA airspace for non-participating VFR aircraft?

Class F CYA airspace, also known as Class F restricted or advisory airspace, is designated for specific activities that could pose a hazard to aircraft. When it comes to non-participating VFR (Visual Flight Rules) aircraft, it is essential for safety that they avoid this airspace during its active periods.

This advisory airspace is established to inform pilots about potentially hazardous operations, such as gliding, parachuting, or military activities taking place in the area. During active periods, the activities may create conditions that could endanger other aircraft flying through or nearby. Therefore, the best practice for non-participating VFR aircraft is to steer clear of the airspace when it is active, ensuring the safety of all involved.

While flying through this airspace at any time may seem feasible, it disregards the advisory nature of the airspace and could lead to dangerous encounters with the activities taking place. Thus, it is both prudent and recommended for non-participating pilots to avoid Class F CYA airspace during its designated active times to maintain safe operational conditions.