Hello,
I believe I’ve discovered an outdated chart at KCKV. Runway 5/23 is closed indefinitely in real-life ( CKV - Outlaw Field Airport | SkyVector ) but is depicted as operational in Navigraph and in-game AIRAC data.
Hello,
I believe I’ve discovered an outdated chart at KCKV. Runway 5/23 is closed indefinitely in real-life ( CKV - Outlaw Field Airport | SkyVector ) but is depicted as operational in Navigraph and in-game AIRAC data.
Airnav has the same remark:
Operational restrictions: CLSD INDEFLY.
It doesn’t seem like the FAA publishes an airport diagram for KCKV.
I also found:
If you then go to “Facility details” then “Remarks”:
A030 RWY 05/23 CLSD INDEFLY.
I imagine it’s worth reporting to Jeppesen? Should they be able to confirm the information, they might add a note to their airport diagram (and/or remove the runway depiction if applicable).
Regards,
Tim
Thanks, Tim. I just sent them an email.
This is the response I received from Jeppesen:
The runway availability on our products is based on the FAA’s eNASR database. This database contains the latest information for the National Airspace System (NAS). While Rwy 5/23 at KCKV has been noted as Closed Indefinitely, the runway is still formally published as a valid runway in the eNASR database (please reference attached file). This is why the runway is still displayed on our products and current FAA publications. Once the FAA formally deletes this runway from the eNASR database, it will be removed from our products. We do not publish notes related to Closed Indefinitely or Out of Service since this status can always be removed by the airport with little notice. Operators should reference the current NOTAMs for this information and apply them to the appropriate publications.
Well, that makes sense (to me at least). Thanks for keeping us posted ![]()
Regards,
Tim
Yeah. There was a VOR on Puerto Rico that was obliterated during the last hurricane. NOTAMS went up saying it’s Inop indefinitely. It still took the FAA several years to publish on all of the official documents, that the VOR is gone.
BQN VOR, we miss you.