The FAA changed two words in a document about airspace over a Massachusetts airport

The Federal Aviation Administration updated the legal description for airspace around Laurence G. Hanscom Field in Bedford, Massachusetts. This change corrects the airport's name and updates a reference to a publication, but does not alter any flight rules or boundaries.

This document is a minor administrative correction. It shows how the Federal Aviation Administration maintains its vast catalog of airspace rules. These small updates happen constantly to keep official records accurate.