I really do not understand the map. Almost every area is considered Class B airspace. Our local airport is Class D, but on this map is class B. My home was within Class D, and on this map is class B with a designation of E5.
I really do not understand the map. Almost every area is considered Class B airspace. Our local airport is Class D, but on this map is class B. My home was within Class D, and on this map is class B with a designation of E5.
Wish I could. Looks like a hot mess. Why would not one of the layers/basemap be the sectional, makes no sense. BUT we got the National Geographic covered! I never heard of E1 - E5 classification and have asked the FAA twice to explain it. Last time they reply with "can you tell us where you saw this?" So far, I received a lot of guesses but nothing from any reputable FAA source, website, PHAK, AIM, etc. Even went on aviation sites, everyone has a guess but cannot provide sources...
I really do not understand the map. Almost every area is considered Class B airspace. Our local airport is Class D, but on this map is class B. My home was within Class D, and on this map is class B with a designation of E5.
That is weird. On mine if I check Class B, that is the only layer I see. I notice the facility maps check box comes and goes. Guess they are still working on it...