What should students do if they identify aircraft proceeding through JAN Approach that conflict with R931A?

Offering a solution to the radar controller when students identify aircraft proceeding through JAN Approach that conflict with R931A is crucial for maintaining safety and ensuring efficient air traffic management. By proposing a solution, students actively engage in problem-solving, demonstrating their understanding of procedures and their role in safeguarding airspace.

This option encourages collaboration and communication within the air traffic control team, which is essential for addressing potential conflicts in airspace. It allows the radar controller to consider various options that could involve rerouting, altitude adjustments, or coordinating with other sectors, thereby minimizing disruption in traffic flow while enhancing safety.

The other options do not align with standard operating procedures designed to promote safety and efficiency in air traffic operations. Ignoring a detected conflict can lead to dangerous situations, while delaying aircraft without a coordinated plan may contribute to inefficiencies and unnecessary hold-ups. Communicating the situation to the pilot is important but should complement providing a solution, rather than being the sole action taken. Thus, offering a solution balances safety with operational effectiveness.