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Old January 4th 05, 02:46 AM
Paul Tomblin
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Default Boundaries of airspace?

Is there a file (other than DAFIF) which has the coordinates of the
boundaries or extents of class B, C, D, E airspace? I can't find anything
in the FAA standard data files. SUA.txt only seems to have things like
MOAs and restricted areas.

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