Renaming of Restricted Airspace Areas R-3002A through R-3002G at Fort Moore, GA
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The FAA is making administrative updates to the legal descriptions of seven restricted airspace areas — R-3002A, R-3002B, R-3002C, R-3002D, R-3002E, R-3002F, and R-3002G — located over Fort Moore, Georgia. The change reflects the military installation's renaming from its previous designation to Fort Moore. The update is purely administrative in nature. The airspace boundaries, altitudes, operating times, and any other operational parameters of the restricted areas remain completely unchanged. Pilots and airspace users are not subject to any new requirements as a result of this rule. The using agency descriptions within the airspace legal descriptions are also being updated to accurately reference the new facility name, ensuring consistency in official aeronautical publications and charts. No rulemaking beyond this administrative correction was deemed necessary.
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Key Changes
- Seven restricted airspace areas (R-3002A, R-3002B, R-3002C, R-3002D, R-3002E, R-3002F, R-3002G) are renamed in official legal descriptions to reflect Fort Moore facility name
- Using agency descriptions updated across all seven restricted areas to reference Fort Moore instead of prior facility name
- No changes to airspace boundaries, altitudes, or lateral dimensions of any restricted area
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