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Class C airspace when the tower is closed

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When the tower of the airport in Class C airspace closes, to what airspace the class C airspace reverts? 

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  1. John D Collins on Aug 11, 2018

    Look in the Chart Supplement (previously called the Airport Facility Directory) for the main airport for the Class C. Look in the Airspace tab. For example look at KLNK, Lincoln Nebraska, it says:

    Airspace: Class C svc ctc APP CON svc 1200-0400Z other times Class E.

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  2. Charles22 on Aug 11, 2018

    Thanks for your reply

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