The "buffer" airspace between Edinburgh and Glasgow which covers Cumbernauld needs updated to reflect its upgrade from class E to class D. Relevent NOTAM and AIC below.



A2743/11 (RAC) Glasgow

N55°54.00 W004°00.00 16nm

Monday, 10 Oct 2011

Elevation: SFC - 6000



GLASGOW CONTROL AREA RECLASSIFIED FROM CLASS E TO CLASS D. NO

CHANGES TO LATERAL LIMITS AS DETAILED IN EGPF AD 2.17. BASE

ALTITUDE RAISED FROM 2500FT AMSL TO 3000FT AMSL.

AIC Y080/2011 REFERS.



http://www.ead.eurocontrol.int/eadbasic/pamslight-17AA93A3DD7F6454BC0D81BEB182A5E6/7FE5QZZF3FXUS/EN/AIC/Y/080-2011/EG_Circ_2011_Y_080_en_2011-09-08.pdf



So basically when you hover your little mousey arrow thing over that piece of airspace in the Sky Demon application, the pop-up info box should read:



Glasgow CTA

Vertical: 3000 ft - 6000 ft

Class: D

Radio: Glasgow Approach on 119.100

We've consulted with NATS on this, and because its upgrade to class D is only an interim change (pending further review) we have left it as it is, for the moment. If and when a permanent change takes place (the AIP is updated) the SkyDemon chart will be updated. We'll also update the chart if on further consultation with NATS we're told that it's likely to stay as class D for a considerable time.

In the meantime, anyone plotting a route through there in SkyDemon will see the NOTAM in their briefing.