Mooney M22 Mustang — Training Manual

This document, JO 7350.9G, serves as an order from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) detailing the location identifiers used in the United States and Canada air traffic control systems. It outlines the guidelines for requesting location identifiers, name-codes, and procedure codes, along with a brief explanation of the assignment principles. The document is intended for all personnel involved in air traffic operations and provides essential information for managing location identifiers effectively. It includes a comprehensive list of identifiers authorized by the FAA and Transport Canada, ensuring that all users are informed about the proper usage and assignment of these codes. The effective date of this order is September 15, 2016, and it is crucial for maintaining accurate and efficient air traffic operations.

• The effective date of this order is September 15, 2016.
• Location identifiers are essential for identifying landing facilities and navigational aids.
• Requests for identifier assignments must be submitted at least 120 days in advance.
• The FAA assigns three-letter identifiers, while Transport Canada assigns identifiers for its jurisdiction.
• Users must notify the NFDC of any canceled identifiers.