Airspace CloudEffortlessly analyze and gain better situational awareness of Title 14 CFR Part 77 requirements
Airspace web application provides an accurate and complete analysis of a structure for compliance with Title 14 CFR Part 77 notice criteria and obstruction standards, and can identify impacts to VFR airspace, private landing facilities, and navigation aids.
The Obstruction Evaluation/Airport Airspace Analysis (OE/AAA) of the Federal Aviation Administration, involves many complex equations to determine the potential hazardous effect of proposed construction projects on air navigation, as defined by the Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) Part 77. Yet, with minimal effort Airspace performs the required calculations and generates reports that clearly identify any impact a proposed, constructed, or alteration project may have on navigable airspace.
Each report created by Airspace identifies all the important information that’s condensed into an easy to read summary report.
Airspace Analysis Reports
Airspace reports include the following details:
- FAA Notice Criteria height
- FAA Obstruction Standards height
- Visual Flight Rule (VFR) impacts
- Enroute Airways
- Private (non-public) landing facility impacts
- Navigational/Communication facility impacts
- All FCC AM radio stations and their directivity within 3 KM
Benefits
Airspace provides users a clear, concise analysis of a proposed location with ease.
- Identifies Public and Private Airport Conflicts
- Indicates when TERPS surfaces may be adversely impacted
- Provides FAR Part 77 Imaginary Surface Analysis
- Indicates possible Electronic Air Navigation Facilities Conflicts
- Provides the likely FAA response to your proposal before you invest
Examples
Clarity
Decipher FAA determination marking/lighting recommendations, or forecast marking/lighting recommendations for unstudied structures.
Rural Tower
Easily analyze rural towers for compliance with Section 2110 tower markings that are not subjected to Title 14 CFR Part 77 notice requirements.
Coordination Zones
Analyze base station(s) that operate in the C-Band spectrum for FAA coordination requirements.