FAAProposed Rule
Airspace Designations and Reporting Points: Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, AK; Public Meeting
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Summary
The Federal Aviation Administration is proposing changes to how airspace is organized and managed around Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport in Alaska. These changes affect flight paths, safety procedures, and how pilots navigate in and out of the airport.
Key Points
- 1The FAA is redesigning airspace zones and navigation waypoints (reporting points) at Anchorage's main airport to improve flight safety and efficiency
- 2The proposed changes will affect commercial airlines, private pilots, and helicopter operators using the airport
- 3A public meeting is being held to allow Alaska residents and aviation stakeholders to learn about the changes and provide feedback
- 4The comment deadline is October 25, 2025, giving the public about 2.5 months to submit opinions on the proposal
- 5If approved, these changes will update flight routes and procedures that pilots must follow when operating near Anchorage airport
Key Dates
Published
August 12, 2025
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