FAA to fix errors in Camp Pendleton airspace proposal
AOPA has asked the FAA to correct some errors that appeared in a proposal to make changes to Victor airway 363 near Camp Pendleton in Southern California. Specifically, the original proposal contained an error in the description of the proposed airway, which omitted a key fix in the route description. Also, AOPA asked the FAA to include magnetic headings in addition to true compass headings. It will most likely take a few weeks before a correction is issued. AOPA supports the proposal because the airway realignment would give pilots a path around a newly established Camp Pendleton restricted area (R-2503D). See AOPA Online.
April 29, 2005
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