Which symbol represents SVFR Operations in communication?

The symbol that represents Special Visual Flight Rules (SVFR) operations in communication is characterized by a "W" with a circle around it. This symbol is specifically used to indicate situations where flight operations are conducted under SVFR conditions, allowing pilots to operate in weather that might not meet the standard visual flight rules but still permits safe flight visibility for visual navigation.

Understanding this symbol is crucial for pilots and air traffic controllers as it conveys important information about the flying conditions. The other symbols do not represent SVFR operations; they may signify different flight rules or categories unrelated to SVFR. Thus, recognizing the correct symbol helps ensure proper communication and adherence to rules during flight operations under varying conditions.