Wrangell Airport can now handle more instrument-guided flights

The Federal Aviation Administration changed the rules for how high planes must fly over Wrangell Airport in Alaska. This means pilots can now use instruments to land and take off more safely and efficiently.

Airspace rules define how planes fly, and changing them can make a small airport much more useful. This update allows more flights to operate in bad weather, which is common in Alaska. It also makes it easier for pilots to use modern navigation systems.