Planned changes to Chicago’s Class B airspace encompass unnecessary airspace and could create new safety problems, AOPA told the FAA in formal comments submitted Oct. 1. In the comments, AOPA questioned the need for such a large expansion of the eastern half of the Class B, arguing that data presented by the FAA to an ad hoc committee of airspace users indicated the need for a smaller airspace area. Read More >>
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