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FAA restricts pattern work and parallel departures at Colorado’s Centennial Airport

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The FAA has curtailed aircraft pattern work and parallel departures at Centennial Airport, according to the AOPA. The association says the agency issued no NOTAM; pilots were instead notified by airport email, leaving the scope and duration of the restrictions unspecified in the available report.

Discovered 2026-10-12T07:05:02.509544-07:00 | 2026-10-12T07:05:02.509544-07:00

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  • Restrictions on pattern work and parallel departures affect how pilots and operators can use Centennial, a significant operational consideration for local flight activity and airport planning.
  • AOPA says pilots received the notice by airport email rather than NOTAM. The reported communication channel makes it important for operators to check airport updates; the article does not specify the restrictions’ scope or duration.

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