FAA Fixes Typo in Texas Airspace Creation Proposal
Published Date: 4/7/2026
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Summary
The FAA is fixing a small mistake in its plan to create new Class E airspace around Jewett, Texas, by correcting the docket number in the official notice. They’ve also extended the time for people to share their thoughts until May 22, 2026. This change mainly affects pilots and local air traffic but won’t cost anyone extra or change anything else right now.
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