Wyoming military airport gets new flight rules for instrument-only planes

The Federal Aviation Administration changed the controlled airspace around Camp Guernsey Airport in Wyoming. This means planes flying only by instruments can now operate more safely within the airport's designated airspace.

Airspace rules are usually set for civilian airports. This change specifically helps military operations at Camp Guernsey, allowing pilots to rely on instruments for takeoff and landing without conflicting with other air traffic. It ensures that military training and operations can continue smoothly, even in bad weather or low visibility.