The FAA fixed a typo in the coordinates for Hawaii's Kona Airport airspace

The Federal Aviation Administration corrected a minor error in the geographic coordinates for Class E airspace around Ellison Onizuka Kona International at Keahole Airport in Hawaii. This change fixes a clerical mistake in a previous rule, ensuring the airspace boundaries are precisely defined.

This document is a correction of a correction. It fixes a typo in a previous rule that itself modified airspace boundaries. These kinds of small, technical corrections are routine and ensure that official maps match the real world. They prevent confusion for pilots and air traffic controllers.