The phrase "airspace change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, air traffic control, or discussions about modifications to flight paths or regulations.
Example: "The recent airspace change has affected several flight routes, leading to delays and adjustments in scheduling."
Alternatives: "airspace modification" or "airspace adjustment".
Failure to do this will leave airport authorities to explain what is reasonable when taking decisions on matters such as airspace changes.
"You can wear regular clothes on the airplane, but when you get into Saudi airspace, things change.
The federal lawsuits target the FAA's Metroplex project, which intends to replace aging air traffic control systems, redesign Southern California's busy airspace and change the arrival and departure procedures for 21 local airports, including Los Angeles International and John Wayne in Orange County.
Mr. Brundige has said he would petition to have the airspace classification changed once the weather system was installed.
The aim of the research presented in this paper is to forecast air traffic controller workload and required airspace configuration changes with enough lead time and with a good degree of realism.
Iceland's weather forecasting service attributed the resumed threat to Irish airspace to a change in wind direction, not a substantial increase in emissions of ash.
"If the E.U. is allowed to go forward with this and regulate in our airspace, that would change the face of international aviation," said Nancy Young, ATA's vice president for environment.
But once most of the American workers had left Egyptian airspace, the Brotherhood changed its tune again, this time criticizing the junta for succumbing to "humiliating pressure" from Washington and calling on the cabinet to resign.
The loss of communication was due to a change in airspace jurisdiction, according to police.
