Air Force proposes temporary MOA in Alaska
Do you fly in the Delta Junction area? The Air Force is seeking comments on its proposal to once again establish the Delta Temporary Military Operations Area (TMOA). The special-use airspace would be in effect four times a year for training events that will include fighter, bomber, and cargo aircraft operations. The TMOA would negatively impact IFR airway Victor 444, which general aviation pilots use to fly from Canada to Fairbanks and northern Alaska. AOPA believes the military airspace should be designed to keep the airway open and not limit GA access. AOPA will be proposing alternatives before the Dec. 31 comment deadline. Download the proposal to submit your comments.
November 16, 2007
