Small planes can now fly by instruments into Buckeye, Arizona

The Federal Aviation Administration has established new controlled airspace around Buckeye, Arizona. This change allows pilots to use instrument-guided procedures for landing and takeoff, even in bad weather.

Before this, pilots flying into Buckeye had to rely on visual cues, which limited flights during poor visibility. Now, planes can use onboard instruments to navigate, making the airport more accessible and reliable. This expands the operational capacity of the airport, allowing for more consistent air traffic.