FAA airport database

[WoodstockNick]

Does anyone know of a way to report out-of-date entries and inaccuracies in the FAA airport database?
I have 2 listed Class G airstrips where I fly. DJI Go gives a warning and they appear on AirMap. One is a family-owned dirt strip where nobody ever answers the phone. The other is a farm airstrip where I get a recording that the number is no longer in service. The big tip-off is the area code listed because the region was converted to a new area code about 20 years ago.
As far as I’m concerned, I did my due diligence by attempting to call the listed number and even googling the airstrip, but it would be better for everyone to have the entries removed or updated.

 

[msinger]

Does anyone know of a way to report out-of-date entries and inaccuracies in the FAA airport database?

You'll need DJI to update their database since that's what DJI GO uses. Contact [email protected] for help.

 

[WoodstockNick]

You'll need DJI to update their database since that's what DJI GO uses. Contact [email protected] for help.

Sure, but doesn’t AirMap pull from an FAA database? I rely on that too. DJI Go just tells you you’re in Class G. AirMap has the airport name and phone number.

 

[Daaaaman]

Just use litchi and forget it

 

[WoodstockNick]

Just use litchi and forget it

Right, until god forbid there’s a near miss, the FAA is called and they find out you didn’t contact the airstrip to let them know you’ll be flying. I have seen low-flying planes in the area.

 

[Daaaaman]

Well, use sport mode and duck. I'm kidding. You made it seemed abandoned.

 

[WoodstockNick]

Well, use sport mode and duck. I'm kidding. You made it seemed abandoned.

I think it’s abandoned, but I have seen low altitude traffic. I’m probably 2 or 3 miles out.

 

[Daaaaman]

Man that sucks. I'm literally launching 20 Ft from a red zone-private airport in Dallas.