The FAA fixed a typo in its airspace rules for Elmira, NY
What happened
The US aviation regulator corrected a small error in a recent rule change. The error was a single letter in an internal document number for airspace over Elmira, New York.
Why it matters
This document is a correction of a typo. It does not change any rules or affect any actors. It simply fixes an administrative error in a previously published rule.
The signal
There is nothing to watch here; this is a clerical correction.