Obsolete airspace design in Brazil's busiest airspace

[gustavovicenti]

Recently, Brazil's busiest flight region - The Rio de Janeiro/São Paulo axis - was updated.
The areas, visual corridors and a lot of waypoints shown on OpenAIP are still outdated.
Please, see below the link with the new charts:

https://aisweb.decea.mil.br/cartas/visuais/rea/ccv-rea-xp1-sao-paulo_rea_20250807.pdf
https://aisweb.decea.mil.br/cartas/visuais/rea/ccv-rea-xp2-sao-paulo_rea_20250807.pdf
https://aisweb.decea.mil.br/cartas/visuais/rea/ccv-rea-wj1-rio-de-janeiro-_rea_20250807.pdf

The importance of keeping OpenAIP updated is well recognized, as many applications rely on it as a reference.
I kindly request the update of these areas, and I am available to help if needed.

[reskume]

Hi there and thanks for the heads up. We are relying on contributions to update airspace data since we are a very small team of core maintainers so every help is welcome here! The provided charts are good to have an overview but what is actually required is a file formatted in the Naviter OpenAIR format. The format is described here: https://github.com/naviter/seeyou_file_formats/blob/main/OpenAir_File_Format_Support.md

This file should either contain the complete airspace of the country for bulk import or sections divided into "delete", "update" and "create" with each section holding the OpenAIR airspace definition blocks for the airspaces in need of change. For the delete block, it is enough to simply provide the openaip url of the airspace that needs deletion. Are you able to provide this file?

Cheers,

Stephan