A NOTAM has been issued prohibiting small unmanned aircraft (sUAS) operations within 3 statute miles of a large stadium hosting a major sporting event. To comply with FAA operating rules, the remote pilot in command (PIC) must

A remote pilot in command (RPIC) plans to operate a small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS) over a rural field for agricultural surveying. While checking NOTAMs during preflight planning, the RPIC discovers a NOTAM prohibiting all aircraft operations, including sUAS, within 3 statute miles of nearby coordinates due to active wildfire suppression efforts until 1800 local time tomorrow. The planned takeoff point is 2 miles from the specified coordinates, and the current time is 0900. What is the correct action for the RPIC?

A Notice to Air Missions (NOTAM) has been issued prohibiting small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) operations within 3 statute miles of an active wildfire. A remote pilot in command (PIC) plans to conduct an aerial survey mission 2.5 statute miles from the fire perimeter. Under these circumstances,

A NOTAM is issued stating: 'Small unmanned aircraft (sUA) PROHIBITED within a 3 nautical mile (NM) radius of [lat/long coordinates] from 1200Z to 2359Z due to wildfire suppression operations.' Your planned sUA takeoff location is 2.5 NM from the coordinates, and the current time is within the specified period. What is the correct action for the remote PIC?