The FAA fixed a typo in its previous typo correction for Hawaiian airspace

The Federal Aviation Administration made a second correction to a rule about Class E airspace near Ellison Onizuka Kona International at Keahole Airport in Hawaii. This change simply fixes geographic coordinates that were still wrong after the first correction.

This document is a minor administrative correction. It does not change any substantive rules or alter how airspace is managed. It merely ensures that the legal description of the airspace matches the intended boundaries.