The FAA has issued a Domestic Notice to pilots and aircraft operators regarding potential traffic and safety impacts due to the total solar eclipse on April 8.
The notice covers areas within 50 nautical miles of the eclipse path from April 7 (10:00 UTC) to April 10 (04:00 UTC).
Pilots should anticipate IFR delays and expect VFR services, such as flight following, practice approaches, and touch-and-go operations, to be extremely limited or prohibited in the affected airspace.
The FAA has posted a comprehensive Domestic Notice on its website concerning the total solar eclipse on April 8.
The notice is to inform pilots and aircraft operators of possible impacts to traffic and safety along the path within 50 nautical miles of the center of the eclipse between the hours of 10:00 UTC April 7 to 04:00 UTC April 10.
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