Online Database of Special Use Airspace

The FAA has a new online database up that maps and tracks the status of Special Use Airspace; MOA

http://sua.faa.gov/

You can search SUA status by nearby airport, state, route of flight, center, and display the results on a map or as a list. One note of caution, the default altitude for the map display is FL290 through FL600. That excludes a lot of SUA that might apply to our flying.

Some of the links seem to not be operational on the opening page, so you can jump directly to these locations:

This is very similar to the TFR database at http://tfr.faa.gov/tfr/list.jsp that has been online for a while now.

-- GeorgeClark - 23 Nov 2006
"I didn't crash the plane. I simply relocated the aircraft with extreme prejudice, after a complete loss of lift and thrust functions!" -- H.M. "Howlin' Mad" Murdoc, The A-Team

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