Which permission level generally allows access to restricted features within DTS?

The correct answer is C. Level 6. In the Defense Travel System (DTS), permission levels are designed to grant users varying levels of access to different features and functionalities based on their roles within the system.

Level 6 users typically have elevated privileges that enable them to access restricted features that are not available to lower-level users. This access is essential for tasks that require more oversight and authorization, such as managing travel authorizations and performing administrative actions that affect other users or travel processes. This level of access ensures that individuals who have the necessary training and responsibilities can effectively manage and execute travel requests within the system.

In contrast, other levels like Level 3 or Level 5 usually correspond to more basic access, allowing users to perform standard actions within DTS without the authorization to handle sensitive or administrative features. Level 7, while also a higher access tier, might be designated for specific roles or additional administrative tasks beyond the standard access granted at Level 6, but Level 6 remains the general threshold for accessing the critical restricted features.