FAA proposes airspace changes over Nashua, New Hampshire
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This proposal would remove a small Class E surface airspace area over Boire Field Airport in Nashua because the FAA says it is no longer needed for IFR traffic. It would also update the Class D airspace wording from “Notice to Air Missions” back to “Notice to Airmen” in the airport’s legal description. The main people affected are pilots, airport operators, and air traffic users around Boire Field and nearby Pepperell Airport. The practical effect is a cleanup of local airspace rules, with comments due by June 15, 2026 before the FAA decides whether to finalize the change.
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Key Changes
- Removes Class E4 airspace over Nashua, NH, above Boire Field Airport
- Keeps Class D airspace but updates the wording in its legal description
- Sets a public comment deadline of June 15, 2026
Obligations
What this law requires
Interested persons who choose to comment on the FAA proposal must submit written comments, data, or views referencing FAA Docket No. FAA-2026-4028 and Airspace Docket No. 26-ANE-1.
Commenters submitting electronic comments should submit only one time to avoid duplicate comments in the docket.
Commenters submitting written comments should send only one copy to avoid duplicate comments in the docket.