2016-17579. Provision of Navigation Services for the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen) Transition to Performance-Based Navigation (PBN) (Plan for Establishing a VOR Minimum Operational Network)  

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    AGENCY:

    Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), DOT.

    ACTION:

    Final policy statement.

    SUMMARY:

    This action sets forth the Very High Frequency (VHF) Omnidirectional Range (VOR) Minimum Operational Network (MON) policy as proposed in the Proposed Provision of Navigation Services for the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen) Transition to Performance-Based Navigation (PBN) notice of proposed policy published on December 15, 2011 (76 FR 77939). This document provides the discontinuance selection criteria and candidate list of VOR Navigational Aids (NAVAIDs) targeted for discontinuance as part of the VOR MON Implementation Program and United States (U.S.) National Airspace System (NAS) Efficient Streamline Services Initiative. Additionally, this policy addresses the regulatory processes the FAA plans to follow to discontinue VORs.

    DATES:

    Effective July 26, 2016.

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    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

    Ms. Leonixa Salcedo, VOR MON Program Manager, AJM-324, Navigation Programs, Federal Aviation Administration, 800 Independence Avenue SW., Washington, DC 20591; email: vormon@faa.gov; telephone: (844) 4VORMON (844-486-7666).

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    SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

    Background

    On December 15, 2011 the FAA published in the Federal Register a notice of proposed policy and request for comments (76 FR 77939) on the FAA's proposed strategy for gradually reducing the current VOR network to a Minimum Operational Network (MON) as the NAS transitions to performance-based navigation (PBN) as part of the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen). The FAA announced that, as part of a NAS Efficient Streamlined Services Initiative, the number of conventional NAVAIDs would be reduced while more efficient Area Navigation (RNAV) routes and procedures are implemented throughout the NAS. The FAA noted its intention to convene a working group to assist in developing a candidate list of VORs for discontinuance using relevant operational, safety, cost, and economic criteria. Interested parties were invited to participate in the review of this policy and planning effort by submitting written comments on the proposal.

    The FAA reviewed all 330 comments received and on August 21, 2012, published in the Federal Register the disposition of the comments on the notice of proposed policy (77 FR 50420). In considering and disposing of the comments, the FAA noted that it would develop an initial VOR MON Plan which would be made publicly available. The FAA renewed its intention to convene a working group that would assist in developing objective criteria which would be applied consistently nationally and regionally to help identify those VOR facilities that would remain operational.

    Criteria for Assessing VOR Discontinuance

    After the FAA published the disposition of comments, stakeholders, industry, and military services provided further inputs to the FAA for consideration in developing the criteria used to select VORs that would need to be retained as a part of the MON. The FAA also sought recommendations from aviation industry stakeholders through the RTCA Tactical Operations Committee (TOC). With this collective input, the FAA developed the criteria to determine which VORs would be candidates for retention. VORs not meeting these criteria were considered as discontinuance candidates.

    The following criteria were used by the FAA to determine which VORs would be retained as a part of the MON:

    — Retain VORs to perform Instrument Landing System (ILS), Localizer (LOC), or VOR approaches supporting MON airports at suitable destinations within 100 NM of any location within the CONUS. Selected approaches would not require Automatic Direction Finder (ADF), Distance Measuring Equipment (DME), Radar, or GPS.

    — Retain VORs to support international oceanic arrival routes.

    — Retain VORs to provide coverage at and above 5,000 ft AGL.

    — Retain most VORs in the Western U.S. Mountainous Area (WUSMA), specifically those anchoring Victor airways through high elevation terrain.

    — Retain VORs required for military use.

    — VORs outside of the CONUS were not considered for discontinuance under the VOR MON Implementation Program.

    The following considerations were used to supplement the VOR MON criteria above:

    — Only FAA owned/operated VORs were considered for discontinuance.

    — Co-located DME and Tactical Air Navigation (TACAN) systems will generally be retained when the VOR service is terminated.

    — Co-located communication services relocated or reconfigured to continue transmitting their services.

    Working Group

    Using the established criteria, the FAA convened an internal working group to develop a candidate list of VORs using the VOR MON criteria relevant to operational, safety, cost, and economic considerations. The group developed the VOR MON service by first selecting MON airports that met the criteria listed above. Airports with ILS approaches that met the criteria were selected in preference to VOR approaches. If two airports in close proximity had suitable approaches, then the airport whose ILS or VOR approach required the FAA to retain the fewest number of VORs (i.e., to identify initial, Start Printed Page 48695final, stepdown, and missed approach points) were generally selected. VORs necessary to fulfil other criteria were then selected to be retained. Additional VORs were retained to provide coverage at 5000 ft AGL. The effect of terrain blockage and unavailable radials from some VORs was considered, as was MON airport infrastructure, radar coverage, and training. The overall goal of the effort was to provide the VOR MON service according to the criteria while retaining the fewest number of VORs.

    The working group also considered flight procedure development requirements and capabilities, non-rulemaking and rulemaking processing requirements and timelines, and geographic impacts to the NAS as it refined the candidate list of VORs for retention. Since some VORs are co-located with communications services, such as the Hazardous Inflight Weather Advisory Service (HIWAS) and Remote Communication Outlet (RCO), the working group also identified which services would be reconfigured or relocated in order to continue to provide those services. For VORs not listed as part of the MON, the FAA's working groups developed a candidate list of VORs for discontinuance arranged in two Phases (2016-2020 and 2021-2025) by Service Area based on Instrument Flight Procedure (IFP) mitigation complexity.

    Discontinuance Process

    The FAA will follow its established policies and processes for VOR discontinuance according to FAA Order JO 7400.2, Procedures for Handling Airspace Matters. Prior to making any VOR discontinuance determinations, the geographically responsible Air Traffic Organization (ATO) service area office will publish a circular notice of the proposed discontinuance action to solicit comments from aviation interested persons and organizations. A brief description of the discontinuance effect on airspace and instrument procedures will be included in the circularization. Once a determination to discontinue a VOR has been made, the responsible service area office will initiate established part 71 and part 97 rulemaking processing procedures. The FAA will publish Notices of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) in the Federal Register to solicit public comments on all proposed part 71 airspace and ATS route amendments resulting from VOR discontinuance determinations prior to taking any amendment actions within the NAS. After consideration of all public comments received in response to published NPRMs, the FAA will determine whether to issue final rules announcing part 71 airspace and Air Traffic Service (ATS) route and part 97 standard instrument procedure amendment determinations in the Federal Register.

    The FAA remains committed to the plan to retain an optimized network of VOR NAVAIDs. The MON will enable pilots to revert from Performance Based Navigation (PBN) to conventional navigation for approach, terminal and en route operations in the event of a GPS outage and supports the NAS transition from VOR-based routes to a more efficient PBN structure consistent with NextGen goals and the NAS Efficient Streamlined Services Initiative.

    The FAA continues to plan the NAS transition from defining ATS routes and instrument procedures using VORs and other conventional NAVAIDs [1] to a point-to-point system based on RNAV and Required Navigation Performance (RNP). RNAV will generally be available throughout the NAS and RNP will be provided where beneficial. The FAA's network of DME NAVAIDs will provide a PBN-capable backup to GPS; however, for aircraft without scanning DME receivers (DD) or DD with Inertial Reference Unit aiding (DDI) equipment, the FAA will provide a conventional navigation backup service based on the proposed VOR MON. The VOR MON is designed to enable aircraft, having lost Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) service, to revert to conventional navigation procedures. The VOR MON is further designed to allow aircraft to proceed to a MON airport where an ILS or VOR approach procedure can be flown without the necessity of GPS, DME, ADF, or Surveillance. Of course, any airport with a suitable instrument approach may be used for landing, but the VOR MON assures that at least one airport will be within 100 NM.

    Discontinuance Candidate List

    Provided below is a candidate list of VORs being considered for discontinuance in Phase 1 (2016-2020) and Phase 2 (2021-2025) as the FAA works toward the establishment of a VOR MON. It is tentative and may be adjusted based on economic or other factors. As of June 21, 2016 the 45 facilities denoted with an asterisk (*) have completed the circularization public notice process and the FAA has made its determination for discontinuance:

    VOR MON Program—Phase 1 Candidate Discontinuance List (FY2016-FY2020)

    IDVOR NameCityST
    Western Service Area (WSA) Phase 1 Discontinuance Total: 10
    BSRBIG SURBIG SURCA
    CCRCONCORDCONCORDCA
    CICCHICOCHICOCA
    CZQCLOVISFRESNOCA
    ECA *MANTECASTOCKTONCA
    HYPEL NIDOMERCEDCA
    LIALIBERATORMOUNTAIN HOMEID
    MXW *MAXWELLMAXWELLCA
    PVUPROVOPROVOUT
    ROMPRIESTPRIESTCA
    Central Service Area (CSA) Phase 1 Discontinuance Total: 31
    ANYANTHONYANTHONYKS
    AOH *ALLEN COUNTYLIMAOH
    ASPAU SABLEOSCODAMI
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    BDEBAUDETTEBAUDETTEMN
    BRD *BRAINERDBRAINERDMN
    BTL *BATTLE CREEKBATTLE CREEKMI
    BUA *BUFFALOBUFFALOSD
    BUUBURBUNBURLINGTONWI
    BWSBOLESBOLESNM
    CGICAPE GIRARDEAUCAPE GIRARDEAUMO
    CSXCARDINALCARDINALMO
    DAKDRAKEFAYETTEVILLEAR
    DDDPORT CITYMUSCATINEIA
    DUCDUNCANDUNCANOK
    ENWKENOSHAKENOSHAWI
    FLPFLIPPINFLIPPINAR
    GBGGALESBURGGALESBURGIL
    GTHGUTHRIEGUTHRIETX
    HRKHORLICKRACINEWI
    HUB *HOBBYHOBBYTX
    HUWHUTTONWEST PLAINSMO
    IJXJACKSONVILLEJACKSONVILLEIL
    IKKKANKAKEEKANKAKEEIL
    LANLANSINGLANSINGMI
    LJTTIMMERMANMILWAUKEEWI
    LWVLAWRENCEVILLELAWRENCEVILLEIL
    MTOMATTOONMATTOON/CHARLESTONIL
    PSIPONTIACWHITE LAKEMI
    RIS *RIVERSIDEKANSAS CITYMO
    STE *STEVENS POINTSTEVENS POINTWI
    SYO *SAYRESAYREOK
    Eastern Service Area (ESA) Phase 1 Discontinuance Total: 33
    ABB *NABBNABBIN
    AOOALTOONAALTOONAPA
    BMLBERLINBERLINNH
    BQMBOWMANLOUISVILLEKY
    CCTCENTRAL CITYCENTRAL CITYKY
    CYYCYPRESSNAPLESFL
    DANDANVILLEDANVILLEVA
    DKK *DUNKIRKDUNKIRKNY
    DYR *DYERSBURGDYERSBURGTN
    EDS *ORANGEBURGORANGEBURGSC
    ELZ *WELLSVILLEWELLSVILLENY
    EWA *KEWANEEKEWANEEMS
    FKN *FRANKLINFRANKLINVA
    GFL *GLENS FALLSGLENS FALLSNY
    GRV *GRANTSVILLEGRANTSVILLEMD
    HABHAMILTONHAMILTONAL
    HLLHANDLEPANAMA CITYFL
    HULHOULTONHOULTONME
    HVNNEW HAVENNEW HAVENCT
    HZL *HAZLETONHAZLETONPA
    ITHITHACAITHACANY
    JKS *JACKS CREEKJACKS CREEKTN
    LVL *LAWRENCEVILLEHERNDONVA
    MMJMONTOURPITTSBURGHPA
    OTT *NOTTINGHAMNOTTINGHAMMD
    PLB *PLATTSBURGHPLATTSBURGHNY
    PNENORTH PHILADELPHIANORTH PHILADELPHIAPA
    PNN *PRINCETONPRINCETONME
    PXT *PATUXENTPATUXENT RIVERMD
    RNL *RAINELLERAINELLEWV
    RUTRUTLANDRUTLANDVT
    SLKSARANAC LAKESARANAC LAKENY
    TDG *TALLADEGATALLADEGAAL

    VOR MON Program—Phase 2 Candidate Discontinuance List (FY2021-FY2025)

    IDVOR NameCityST
    Western Service Area (WSA) Phase 2 Discontinuance Total: 5
    COECOEUR D'ALENECOEUR D'ALENEID
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    DENDENVERDENVERCO
    HUHWHATCOMBELLINGHAMWA
    PAEPAINEEVERETTWA
    STSSANTA ROSASANTA ROSACA
    Central Service Area (CSA) Phase 2 Discontinuance Total: 131
    ATYWATERTOWNWATERTOWNSD
    AUWWAUSAUWAUSAUWI
    AZOKALAMAZOOKALAMAZOOMI
    BDFBRADFORDBRADFORDIL
    BGDBORGERBORGERTX
    BMIBLOOMINGTONBLOOMINGTONIL
    BPTBEAUMONTBEAUMONT PORT ARTHURTX
    BROBROWNSVILLEBROWNSVILLETX
    BVTBOILERLAFAYETTEIN
    CLLCOLLEGE STATIONCOLLEGE STATIONTX
    CNUCHANUTECHANUTEKS
    CQYCEDAR CREEKCEDAR CREEKTX
    CTWNEWCOMERSTOWNNEWCOMERSTOWNOH
    CXRCHARDONCHARDONOH
    DASDAISETTADAISETTATX
    DNVDANVILLEDANVILLEIL
    DVLDEVILS LAKEDEVILS LAKEND
    DWNDARWINDARWINMN
    DXODETROITDETROITMI
    EICBELCHERSHREVEPORTLA
    ELAEAGLE LAKEEAGLE LAKETX
    ELOELYELYMN
    ELXKEELERKEELERMI
    EONPEOTONEPEOTONEIL
    EOSNEOSHONEOSHOMO
    FAHFALLSSHEBOYGANWI
    FBCFLAG CITYFINDLAYOH
    FCMFLYING CLOUDMINNEAPOLISMN
    FODFORT DODGEFORT DODGEIA
    FRMFAIRMONTFAIRMONTMN
    GIJGIPPERNILESMI
    GLDGOODLANDGOODLANDKS
    GLRGAYLORDGAYLORDMI
    GNLGROESBECKMEXIATX
    GNPGLENPOOLGLENPOOLOK
    GPZGRAND RAPIDSGRAND RAPIDSMN
    GQEGILMOREGILMOREAR
    GSHGOSHENGOSHENIN
    HICWHITE CLOUDWHITE CLOUDMI
    HMLHUMBOLDTHUMBOLDTMN
    HONHURONHURONSD
    HSIHASTINGSHASTINGSNE
    HYRHAYWARDHAYWARDWI
    HYSHAYSHAYSKS
    ICTWICHITAWICHITAKS
    IDUINDUSTRYINDUSTRYTX
    IFIKINGFISHERKINGFISHEROK
    IMTIRON MOUNTAINIRON MOUNTAIN KINGSFORDMI
    IRKKIRKSVILLEKIRKSVILLEMO
    ISDWINNERWINNERSD
    ISQSCHOOLCRAFT COUNTYMANISTIQUEMI
    JENGLEN ROSEGLEN ROSETX
    JFNJEFFERSONJEFFERSONOH
    JVLJANESVILLEJANESVILLEWI
    JWJELMWOODMARSHALLTOWNIA
    JXNJACKSONJACKSONMI
    LBLLIBERALLIBERALKS
    LFDLITCHFIELDLITCHFIELDMI
    LFTLAFAYETTELAFAYETTELA
    LLOLLANOLLANOTX
    LNRLONE ROCKLONE ROCKWI
    LOALEONALEONATX
    LSELA CROSSELA CROSSEWI
    MAPMAPLESMAPLESMO
    MAWMALDENMALDENMO
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    MBLMANISTEEMANISTEEMI
    MCMMACONMACONMO
    MFDMANSFIELDMANSFIELDOH
    MFEMC ALLENMC ALLENTX
    MIEMUNCIEMUNCIEIN
    MKGMUSKEGONMUSKEGONMI
    MKTMANKATOMANKATOMN
    MLCMC ALESTERMC ALESTEROK
    MNMMENOMINEEMENOMINEEMI
    MONMONTICELLOMONTICELLOAR
    MOPMOUNT PLEASANTMOUNT PLEASANTMI
    MSPMINNEAPOLISMINNEAPOLISMN
    MTWMANITOWOCMANITOWOCWI
    MWAMARIONMARIONIL
    MZVMOLINEMOLINEIL
    MZZMARIONMARIONIN
    OBHWOLBACHWOLBACHNE
    ODINODINENODINEMN
    OKKKOKOMOKOKOMOIN
    OLKWEBSTER LAKEWOLF LAKEIN
    ONLO'NEILLO'NEILLNE
    OOMHOOSIERBLOOMINGTONIN
    ORD *CHICAGO O'HARECHICAGO O'HAREIL
    OSWOSWEGOOSWEGOKS
    OTGWORTHINGTONWORTHINGTONMN
    OTMOTTUMWAOTTUMWAIA
    OXIKNOXKNOXIN
    PKDPARK RAPIDSPARK RAPIDSMN
    PLLPOLOPOLOIL
    PLNPELLSTONPELLSTONMI
    PMMPULLMANPULLMANMI
    PNTPONTIACPONTIACIL
    PRXPARISPARISTX
    PWEPAWNEE CITYPAWNEE CITYNE
    RBAROBINSONROBINSONKS
    RBSROBERTSROBERTSIL
    RFDROCKFORDROCKFORDIL
    RIDRICHMONDRICHMONDIN
    RODROSEWOODROSEWOODOH
    ROXROSEAUROSEAUMN
    RQRRESERVERESERVELA
    RSTROCHESTERROCHESTERMN
    RZNSIRENSIRENWI
    SAMSAMSVILLESAMSVILLEIL
    SGHSPRINGFIELDSPRINGFIELDOH
    SLRSULPHUR SPRINGSSULPHER SPRINGSTX
    STLCARDINALST LOUISMO
    SUXSIOUX CITYSIOUX CITYIA
    SVMSALEMSALEMMI
    SWBSAWMILLWINNFIELDLA
    THXTHREE RIVERSTHREE RIVERSTX
    TKOMANKATOMANKATOKS
    TNUNEWTONNEWTONIA
    TPLTEMPLETEMPLETX
    TTHTERRE HAUTETERRE HAUTEIN
    TVTTIVERTONTIVERTONOH
    UINQUINCYQUINCYIL
    UKNWAUKONWAUKONIA
    UKWBOWIEBOWIETX
    URHTEXOMADURANTOK
    VLAVANDALIAVANDALIAIL
    VNNMOUNT VERNONMOUNT VERNONIL
    VWVWATERVILLEWATERVILLEOH
    YKNYANKTONYANKTONSD
    YNGYOUNGSTOWNYOUNGSTOWN/WARRENOH
    ZZVZANESVILLEZANESVILLEOH
    Eastern Service Area (ESA) Phase 2 Discontinuance Total: 98
    AGCALLEGHENYPITTSBURGHPA
    AMGALMAALMAGA
    AMLARMELARMELVA
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    AZQHAZARDHAZARDKY
    BDRBRIDGEPORTBRIDGEPORTCT
    BFDBRADFORDBRADFORDPA
    BKWBECKLEYBECKLEYWV
    BUFBUFFALOBUFFALONY
    BWG *BOWLING GREENBOWLING GREENKY
    BWZBROADWAYSCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAINNJ
    CCVCAPE CHARLESCAPE CHARLESVA
    CIPCLARIONCLARIONPA
    CKB *CLARKSBURGCLARKSBURGWV
    CLTCHARLOTTECHARLOTTENC
    CMKCARMELCARMELNY
    COLCOLTS NECKCOLTS NECKNJ
    CRICANARSIECANARSIENY
    CSGCOLUMBUSCOLUMBUSGA
    CSNCASANOVACASANOVAVA
    CTYCROSS CITYCROSS CITYFL
    CVGCINCINNATICOVINGTONKY
    CVICOFIELDCOFIELDNC
    DCAWASHINGTONWASHINGTONDC
    DCU *DECATURDECATURAL
    DNYDELANCEYDELANCEYNY
    ECB *NEWCOMBENEWCOMBEKY
    EENKEENEKEENENH
    ELWELECTRIC CITYANDERSONSC
    ERIERIEERIEPA
    ESLKESSELKESSELWV
    ETGKEATINGKEATINGPA
    EUF *EUFAULAEUFAULAAL
    EWONEW HOPENEW HOPEKY
    FJCALLENTOWNALLENTOWNPA
    FLMFALMOUTHFALMOUTHKY
    FLOFLORENCEFLORENCESC
    FQMWILLIAMSPORTWILLIAMSPORTPA
    GCV *GREENE COUNTYLEAKSVILLEMS
    GGTGEORGETOWNGEORGETOWNNY
    GHM *GRAHAMCENTERVILLETN
    GNV *GATORSGAINESVILLEFL
    GQOCHOO CHOOCHATTANOOGATN
    GRDGREENWOODGREENWOODSC
    HEZNATCHEZNATCHEZMS
    HLIHOLLY SPRINGSHOLLY SPRINGSMS
    HMVHOLSTON MOUNTAINHOLSTON MOUNTAINTN
    HNKHANCOCKHANCOCKNY
    HNN *HENDERSONHENDERSONWV
    HRS *HARRISHARRISGA
    HTOHAMPTONEAST HAMPTONNY
    HUOHUGUENOTHUGUENOTNY
    IHD *INDIAN HEADSEVEN SPRINGSPA
    LBVLA BELLELA BELLEFL
    LDNLINDENLINDENVA
    LEBLEBANONLEBANONNH
    LGALA GUARDIANEW YORKNY
    LVZWILKES-BARREWILKES-BARREPA
    LWBGREENBRIERLEWISBURGWV
    LWMLAWRENCELAWRENCEMA
    LYHLYNCHBURGLYNCHBURGVA
    MCNMACONMACONGA
    MEMMEMPHISMEMPHISTN
    MHTMANCHESTERMANCHESTERNH
    MIPMILTONMILTONPA
    MSLMUSCLE SHOALSMUSCLE SHOALSAL
    MSSMASSENAMASSENANY
    MXEMODINAMODINAPA
    MYS *MYSTICMYSTICKY
    ODFFOOTHILLSTOCCOASC
    ODRWOODRUMWOODRUMVA
    OODWOODSTOWNWOODSTOWNNJ
    ORW *NORWICHNORWICHCT
    PDKPEACHTREEATLANTAGA
    PHKPAHOKEEPAHOKEEFL
    PSKPULASKIDUBLINVA
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    PSMPEASEPORTSMOUTHNH
    PTWPOTTSTOWNPOTTSTOWNPA
    PUTPUTNAMPUTNAMCT
    PWLPAWLINGPOUGHKEEPSIENY
    RECREVLOCREVLOCPA
    RKAROCKDALEROCKDALENY
    ROA *ROANOKEROANOKEVA
    SBYSALISBURYSALISBURYMD
    SFKSTONYFORKSTONYFORKPA
    SLTSLATE RUNSLATE RUNPA
    STWSTILLWATERSTILLWATERNJ
    SUGSUGARLOAF MOUNTAINASHEVILLENC
    SWLSNOW HILLSNOW HILLMD
    TAY *TAYLORTAYLORFL
    TDTTIDIOUTETIDIOUTEPA
    TEBTETERBOROTETERBORONJ
    TGE *TUSKEGEETUSKEGEEAL
    THSST THOMASST THOMASPA
    TRVTREASUREVERO BEACHFL
    UCAUTICAUTICANY
    ULWELMIRAELMIRANY
    VANVANCEVANCESC
    YRKYORKYORKKY
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    Issued in Washington, DC, on July 19, 2016.

    Leonixa Salcedo,

    VOR MON Program Manager, AJM-324.

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    Footnotes

    1.  Includes Tactical Air Navigation (TACAN), VOR/TACAN (VORTAC), VOR/DME, and Non-Directional Beacon (NDB) operated by the FAA.

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Effective Date:
7/26/2016
Published:
07/26/2016
Department:
Federal Aviation Administration
Entry Type:
Rule
Action:
Final policy statement.
Document Number:
2016-17579
Dates:
Effective July 26, 2016.
Pages:
48694-48700 (7 pages)
Docket Numbers:
Docket No. FAA-2011-1082
PDF File:
2016-17579.pdf
CFR: (5)
14 CFR 91
14 CFR 121
14 CFR 125
14 CFR 129
14 CFR 135