Renaming of Restricted Airspace Areas R-2103A, R-2103B, and R-2103C at Fort Novosel, Alabama
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The FAA has issued an administrative rule updating the official facility name associated with restricted airspace areas R-2103A, R-2103B, and R-2103C located over Fort Novosel in Alabama. The change reflects the military installation's prior renaming from Fort Rucker to Fort Novosel, and the rule brings airspace documentation into alignment with that updated designation. The using agency description for these restricted areas has also been updated to reflect the new facility name. No changes are made to the physical boundaries of the restricted airspace, nor are any new operational requirements or restrictions imposed on pilots or aircraft operators who use or transit through the affected airspace. This is a purely administrative and nomenclature update. Airspace users, flight planners, and operators should update their references to reflect the new facility name but will experience no change in how they interact with or avoid these restricted zones.
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Key Changes
- Restricted areas R-2103A, R-2103B, and R-2103C are officially renamed to reference Fort Novosel, AL (formerly Fort Rucker)
- Using agency description updated in FAA records to reflect the Fort Novosel facility name
- No changes to airspace boundaries or dimensions for any of the three restricted areas
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