The FAA fixed a typo in Dallas airspace rules. The rules themselves did not change.

The Federal Aviation Administration corrected a docket number error in a recent rule about Dallas airspace. This means the original rule, which defined Class D airspace around Dallas, remains exactly as intended, just with the correct administrative identifier.

This document is a clerical correction. It does not change any operational rules for pilots or air traffic control. The original rule about Dallas airspace stands as published, with no new effects or consequences.