(USA, Arizona) Luke SATR now contained in FAA NFD

As promised, the Luke SATR has appeared in the 201006 edition of the
National Flight Database.

Important note: justsoar.com morphs the NFD entry from Restricted type
Unspecified/Other to Controlled, Class D. So, to get the SATR in your
airspace file(s), you must include the "Class D" in your selections.
This transposition is done because the new Part 93 rules for this SATR
read just like Class D -- two-way radio communication is required for
entry.

Straying way off topic, the last day at Region 9 South, we had a young
pilot flying a Zuni II in his first contest who lost aileron control
at 8000' while still in the start cylinder. He took the time to
evaluate the situation carefully, and eventually landed the glider
safely at Pinal Airpark (a few miles north of El Tiro) using rudder
and elevator only. Nice work Eric!

~ted/2NO